Passenger Has Seizure on Train at Embarcadero Station, San Francisco CA
Medical EmergencyA passenger on a BART train at Embarcadero Station had a seizure in one of the cars. After the seizure, the passenger was seen arguing while going up the stairs to the concourse. Medical help was requested at the scene.
Audio|Source: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) - Rail Operations
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Transcript:
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Captain just came up to my cast.
00:02
Said somebody's having a seizure in car near 636-36.
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903 Holden-Barcadero, reback.
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903 Holden-Barcadero.
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Beback, correct.
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1447 at the time.
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What was the car number?
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That's near 636.
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It's my second from the lead.
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10-4[1]. Radio, check on your portable.
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Let's head back to that car.
00:28
Make an assessment.
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1447, the time, can be calling either.
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119. Approach of Montgomery, home Montgomery.
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Rebats. One-193, home Montgomery.
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Reback, correct, 1448.
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365, whole pile.
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Rebeth.
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365, whole pile.
00:47
Reback, correct, 1448.
00:48
Sounds like a medical Adam Barkador.
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N-3 radio check.
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10-2, honey.
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Service to do.
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I show this to 4-4-1, M992 alpha, Miss Redwood.
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Copy.
01:14
The passenger was having the seizure off-ported.
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Female passenger, black bonnet,
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blue jeans,
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brown shoes,
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black backpack and black shirt, arguing on the stairs heading up to the concourse.
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So she was having a seizure and now she's up and on the platform? That's affirmative.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Embarcadero Station, San Francisco, CA
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