Passenger leaking fluid and smelling of decay on train, Alameda County CA
Medical EmergencyA passenger on a train was reported leaking fluid from the midsection and smelling strongly of decay. The train operator requested a welfare check for the passenger wearing a red sweatshirt and black pants, carrying a blue jacket. The incident occurred on a train in California.
Audio|Source: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) - Rail Operations
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Transcript:
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I see a local truck.
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I have a passenger on here.
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It was on it when I got on, and (name withheld) just got back on.
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Um... (name withheld) is leaking something from (name withheld) midsection and smells like death.
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(Name withheld) is third earthquake 30-0-4 in the gym,
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red sweatshirt, black pants.
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And then (name withheld) is in the lead unit? Which car is (name withheld) in 373?
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Yes, (name withheld) is in the lead unit.
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In the leading unit, copy.
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Central train 3991 passing W33 golf.
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Permission to proceed at full speeds with one car cut, tango is checking it down in daily city.
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Do you have the car number? Yeah, and the smell was so bad, like, I literally don't know.
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Lost it.
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Only the 4017.
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And you said,
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um,
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(Name withheld) needs a welfare check, correct.
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You said (name withheld) was leaking something?
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4017, full speed at 1634.
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Yeah, it smells like this, yeah, I don't know what (name withheld) has.
01:11
Can we get that clothing description one more time, 373?
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Red sweatshirt, black, uh, black, uh, black,
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shoes.
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Pairs carrying a blue jacket.
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Uh,
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10-4[1].
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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