Person freed after clothing caught in escalator, Boston MA
Medical EmergencyA person got their clothing caught in an escalator in Boston. Emergency medical services and police helped free the person. The individual had no injuries and refused further medical treatment.
Audio|Source: MBTA Transit Police
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Transcript:
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Port operations from 106. You can show EMS is off at subject's clothing is stuck inside the escalator here. They're working to get them out of it.
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So we have it.
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Operations alpha 118.
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Anything more?
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Charles MGA for an injury is the 57-year-old male complaining of neck pain, southbound platform.
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CMS in route.
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Jack radar, alpha forward.
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That was eating how they approached me outside.
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Thank you.
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It's surreal.
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Alpha Sierra Ops.
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Yeah, go ahead, sir.
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Just leaving Haymarket, I'll hit Charles.
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Roger, sir, we have it.
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Alpha-118, you can disregard.
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...1-18, you can disregard.
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...1-1-8, just about it.
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Office here, 106.
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104. Support operation.
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One hundred four. Go ahead.
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Tell me 10-7[1] from Broadway.
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That was a medical refusal, an EMS alpha-16, and cut that gentleman's closing out of the escalator.
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No injuries been taken out of service.
Police codes explained
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10-7: Out of service
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Boston, MA
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