Medical emergency on southbound train near UIC, Chicago IL
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Medical EmergencyA medical emergency occurred involving an unresponsive or distressed individual on a southbound train near the University of Illinois Chicago. Emergency responders coordinated paramedic assistance and planned train interception to reduce service delays.
Audio|Heard on: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
Listen to dispatch call
05:24
Transcript:
00:00
Remain sending that to the southbound at UIC-Halsted.
00:06
And what's the railcar in position?
00:10
Is that northbound or southbound?
00:13
Is that northbound or southbound?
00:17
Bound.
00:20
Fourth railcar.
00:22
Fourth railcar.
00:26
Can you give me that rail car number again, (number withheld)? Bound.
00:34
32-47.
00:37
Let me get the description of this individual.
00:39
Are they breathing?
00:41
Oh.
00:46
Cut it go.
00:49
And four.
00:53
You don't look like it.
00:58
104-107 recall and south.
01:02
104-109. Once again, remain standing, remain standing at Cleans.
01:06
109. 4, operator 107.
01:10
Hey, stay-4.
01:12
1-12. Go to your message.
01:15
7, you're going to remain standing at cell.
01:18
104.
01:20
107 and 104.
01:21
107 and 104.
01:27
4A Rail Patrol, 4-3, 3-4, 3-4, he ain't called to St.
01:34
Peter Campbell now.
01:37
4.
01:44
7.5. Bounce up a drive.
01:47
Bounce up a trial.
01:50
With units calling row, control.
01:53
Unis calling row control.
01:56
7. Southbound, that time at the time I need to assist for just in 4030.
02:04
1430. 1430.
02:07
If the CIS not on the platform, yes.
02:10
If the CIS, not on the platform, yeah.
02:14
120 northbound is reported to control.
02:17
I have a fleet fighter train, head card is 3-3-1-17.
02:25
10.4.
02:27
Control is 10.1.
02:28
See, attention, (number withheld).
02:31
Sleep flight in the park and 4.4 is 104.
02:36
Operator 113.
02:37
Do we have an update? These still are responses.
02:42
1-1-3, R3, 16 alarm responses.
02:45
John, I need 10-10[1], medical, some.
02:48
113, I need you to 10-3[2], relax.
02:51
We got medical and Ralph.
02:55
Let's see your attention, 524.
02:58
We got medical and Ralph.
03:00
Report, uh, R183, R183.
03:04
Let's it.
03:07
Commit 21.
03:19
4284
03:30
If you're aware, 213 standing due to a 1063, can you intercept that train and possibly board that train into paramedics to minimize the delay?
03:56
All right, 524 control, this is the plan.
03:59
We're going to have 284 board that train, take that train in the middle,
04:03
so our customers don't have to be further delayed.
04:05
We're then going to move 109 to the fourth part of the road 107, a UIT support.
04:11
Go to vote.
04:21
16,
04:22
requested at 1040.
04:25
16, requesting the 1040.
04:30
40 Central, good afternoon.
04:32
40 Central, good afternoon.
04:35
Good afternoon, active date.
04:38
Good afternoon, sexy gate.
04:42
On the same.
04:43
For 105, you're going to go ahead and intercept 2840, 104.
04:50
1-1-3,
04:52
passenger.
04:54
His response, if he's exited and trained.
04:57
Wow, look at that test for it.
04:59
Close your doors and proceed.
05:02
Yeah, for him.
05:04
Medical? Boy, do that.
05:07
No,
05:09
he didn't request medical.
05:11
All right, uh, fine, too.
05:12
Four, step four, your attention, control, your attention, 284.
05:17
Control is 104.
05:18
284,
05:19
disregard. We're moving with 113.
05:22
Four. Control.
05:23
Sam,
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-10: Fight in progress
[2]
10-3: Cease radio transmissions; restrict airwaves to urgent or emergency communications only.
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Location mentioned:
Lecture Center D, 900 S Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60607
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