emergency brake applied due to suspected unauthorized rider on train, Sacramento CA
Suspicious ActivityA train near milepost 137.1 in Sacramento experienced an emergency brake application. The crew suspects someone unauthorized was riding the train and may have disconnected equipment causing brake issues.
Audio|Source: Greater Sacramento Area Union Pacific and BNSF Railroads
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Transcript:
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4162 West. Talk to me.
00:02
Hey, we went into emergency here going to the downtown Sacramento.
00:05
The head-in stops in off of those 137.1.
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And the engineer thinks that it's been plugged from our remote.
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It's showing that much brake valves open back there.
00:21
We said it was pretty sure we've got to play riding off the station back there.
00:28
Zonpover.
00:33
I'm down 130, call me at that I'm dropping.
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1.30, go ahead and drop.
00:40
Issues with the brakes, correct?
00:43
Correct.
00:49
I'm going to hold your right part.
01:08
I'm just getting you protected here.
01:09
Is through the brakes, crew suspect, someone is riding the train.
01:15
I'm just writing the train, hold on.
01:23
You say might have unplug the dupe?
01:28
The engineer says that this emergency was initiated from the city.
01:42
I'm respectfully by the DP or hang on here.
01:50
Mount Paul for y'all again.
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That end is the milepost 137.1.
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The protection here, Sacramento sub,
02:13
Montpel-137.1, issues with the brakes for the DPU.
02:17
Crews inspection when it's riding the train, might have unplugged the DPU.
02:20
Emergency was initiated by the DPS, that's all correct.
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Location mentioned:
Near Arden Way Mobile Phones, Sacramento, CA 95815
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