Police respond to malfunctioning rail guard in Portland
TrafficPolice and emergency responders were sent to a building in Portland due to a malfunctioning rail guard at nearby train tracks. The guard was going up and down at irregular intervals.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
01:45
Transcript:
Middick 1339, police en route requesting them there and go Code 1[1] to the V8 tomorrow building, 3340, North MLK, Unit 314, talk group is Ops 1[2]. I'm going to 3139, police request. Just need to go over one and meet them at D.P, Trismargoville, 3340, North East, MLK, unit 314, talk group is off when it's double 39. Okay, this might be a little tricky to get-to, everyone. Thank you, Cliff. Well, the one is, like, at the, I mean, we'll pass it, you'll see it, and then the one is across from there, when you're exiting, like, if you went through that. employee parking lot right there. Okay. And Yamhill talk group is Offs 1, Truck 1, Medicare 1335. Tony, go ahead. A malfunctioning rail guard, or right at the on Columbia for the train tracks. It's like going up for three seconds and then going down for a long period of time, then up for five seconds over, I don't know. It's done it two or three times now. There's like a train parked on a different track facing me, but I don't know that has anything to do with these arms going up and down really quickly. has been moving pat-haul? Uh, no.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Routine response, no lights or sirens
[2]
Ops 1: Operations channel for coordination
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Location mentioned:
Near NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97212
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