Fight over property with weapon on subway platform, New York NY
AssaultPolice responded to a fight on the E-line subway platform at Chambers Street and World Trade Center station. Two people were fighting over property, and a weapon was reportedly involved.
Audio|Source: New York City Police Department - Transit Bureau - Division 1 - Manhattan South
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Transcript:
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I need a billup with District 2 units of response to Chamber Street World Trade Center on the Adam Charlie Eddy Line booth Nora 94 in regards to a person fighting over property on the E-line platform, a known weapon.
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Just all this, do we have a whole few posts over there today?
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Negative.
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This is on the radio response to.
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Full response to on the air.
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Full feel for us to 444.
00:42
Central District who response to...
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APU 21 central.
00:54
APU 21.
00:56
95 Mary from 34th Street, 14th Street, Number 1.
01:03
104. Is 2 response to an air-centred edition 2 response to? 2 response to?
01:13
Again,
01:15
I need available unit to respond to West 40th Street in Broadway in regards to a top-side under-kneed transport is an available unit.
01:25
On response one, 10-4[1].
01:27
So response to Central?
01:31
Response to the Central?
01:33
Response to the Central?
01:38
Two response to, can you check and advise?
01:42
10-4[1]. I have a job coming in at your location, Chamber Street, World Trade Center, and the Adam Charlie Eddy line.
01:48
In regards to a person fighting over property on the EU line platform, I know what, can you check and advise?
01:53
So we're 84 with both parties, just census 4-5, okay?
01:58
10-4[1], thank you.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Chambers St, New York, NY 10007
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