Subway heater malfunction causes injuries in Bronx, Bronx NY
Medical EmergencyA subway train had a mechanical issue that caused a heater to malfunction. This resulted in five people suffering minor injuries and needing medical attention. Emergency responders, including medical services and the fire department, arrived at the scene.
Audio|Source: NYPD Bronx/Manhattan Transit
04:18
Transcript:
11 favorite version 1. 11 for region 1 Central, can we get a bus to this location for an injured female? Seems like the last car of the train, one of the heater blew up, so can we have empty respond here, too? MS is on scene. Are you 84 at Burnside Avenue? 10-4[1] Central, 11 lieutenant is here 2. 10.4, 16, 59.0. 12. All right. All Out CD12. Ending mileage is 11024. Also show me on a 61[2] to the 493 in regards to a 34[3] that happened in the confines of 49. That was... All response one. All response one. 91[4] by FD. Shorth on a stamp. Run helen WiFle. Okay. HiVisle, yeah, okay. HiVisle, your message. One from Mary, 75, Sam. Portum on the boy and David. Okay. The response one? Okay, 1700 hours New York City Police Department radio station WIM 584 Bronx Transit covering District 311 as well. All units standby for voice change. 11 plat 24 southbound 201 my last thing 10 to 4 11 response 1 i'm sorry 12 response 1 okay 12 response 1 attention you said you're at the 4 9 priest in regards to 34 12 response 1 91 FD. So response one is marking a stuck elevator, 91 FD. Stand 4.1. All right, couple. All units, just standby one. All right, this issue 12 unit, and I have the pickup of the 34. 12 units, 12th of the 34. 12 response 2. All right, you have the 4-9 in regards, sir. On the 61 to the 4-9 Central. All right. All right, 10-4. Was it a walk-in or? A walk-in Central. The walk-in Central. A walk-in Central. The walk-in Central. A walk-in to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. So, a response one? 11. Hy-E-2. Hi-2. All right here. 11. 11 response 1. 11721A. Hold on my knowledge 10721A and show me on my way to Burnside. 117. 10th. Okay. Level lieutenant, okay. Level lieutenant. We have TMS on the scene, F. NY's on the scene. We have five people with minor injuries complaining that they can't hear. Okay, FD, EMS[5] on C, five customers with minor injuries, correct? Stand for it. Okay, and it's going to be, not an explosion, it's going to be a mechanical, but an AT. Stand for it. 104. You understand by I'm making notifications.
11 favorite version 1. 11 for region 1 Central, can we get a bus to this location for an injured female? Seems like the last car of the train, one of the heater blew up, so can we have empty respond here, too? MS is on scene. Are you 84 at Burnside Avenue? 10-4[1] Central, 11 lieutenant is here 2. 10.4, 16, 59.0. 12. All right. All Out CD12. Ending mileage is 11024. Also show me on a 61[2] to the 493 in regards to a 34[3] that happened in the confines of 49. That was... All response one. All response one. 91[4] by FD. Shorth on a stamp. Run helen WiFle. Okay. HiVisle, yeah, okay. HiVisle, your message. One from Mary, 75, Sam. Portum on the boy and David. Okay. The response one? Okay, 1700 hours New York City Police Department radio station WIM 584 Bronx Transit covering District 311 as well. All units standby for voice change. 11 plat 24 southbound 201 my last thing 10 to 4 11 response 1 i'm sorry 12 response 1 okay 12 response 1 attention you said you're at the 4 9 priest in regards to 34 12 response 1 91 FD. So response one is marking a stuck elevator, 91 FD. Stand 4.1. All right, couple. All units, just standby one. All right, this issue 12 unit, and I have the pickup of the 34. 12 units, 12th of the 34. 12 response 2. All right, you have the 4-9 in regards, sir. On the 61 to the 4-9 Central. All right. All right, 10-4. Was it a walk-in or? A walk-in Central. The walk-in Central. A walk-in Central. The walk-in Central. A walk-in to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. All right, so you're transported to the 4-9. So, a response one? 11. Hy-E-2. Hi-2. All right here. 11. 11 response 1. 11721A. Hold on my knowledge 10721A and show me on my way to Burnside. 117. 10th. Okay. Level lieutenant, okay. Level lieutenant. We have TMS on the scene, F. NY's on the scene. We have five people with minor injuries complaining that they can't hear. Okay, FD, EMS[5] on C, five customers with minor injuries, correct? Stand for it. Okay, and it's going to be, not an explosion, it's going to be a mechanical, but an AT. Stand for it. 104. You understand by I'm making notifications.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
61: Complaint Report
[3]
34: Assault or Injury (in NYPD usage, 34 is often associated with assault/injured person)
[4]
91: FD/Fire Department needed
[5]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
E Burnside Ave, Bronx, NY
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