Man unconscious with head injury at subway station, New York NY
Medical EmergencyA male fell onto the subway tracks and was found unconscious with a head injury bleeding at the 59th Street–Lexington Avenue station.
Audio|Source: New York City Police Department - Transit Bureau - Division 1 - Manhattan South
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Transcript:
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Stay available unit, check-in-vise for an unconscious coming over for near 59 St and Lexington Av, near 59 St and Lexington Av. There's multiple calls in the station.
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911[1] is reporting an unconscious, Adam-31-Adam, it's a male injury to the head bleeding for Lieutenant Reds.
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490 century.
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Which unit is speaking?
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All 4.09.
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4.9. You're available to check and a 599.
00:34
No fun or southbound?
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That's from 911[1].
00:39
They say in this 8, it fell on the tracks early and now on the platform, they're not stating exactly where on 599. But all the jobs are saying near 59 St and Lexington Av, Nora and Robert William, I'll check the call back.
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Central 4 Lieutenant on the air for a base.
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Four transit deployment sergeant.
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You have an 184, right?
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409 picked up the job. He didn't stay. He was 84, but he's responding on the Robert and Nora Williams side. We don't have any exact location. I'm going to check the call back.
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But we have six calls in regards. One coming over as an injury. Four coming over as a sick. But the main job of the unconscious is advisor that is male fell to the tracks.
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And currently on the platform, you're available to check and abide. They don't stay uptown and downtown.
01:25
location but they see that probably will show the transit deployment 409 and 4th
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[1]
911: Emergency call received via 911
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Location mentioned:
Near St - Lexington Av Station, New York, NY
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