Intoxicated female passenger fell on moving bus, Santa Clara CA
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, a female passenger who appeared intoxicated fell from her seat on a moving bus near El Camino Real and Alpine. She declined medical assistance and reported no injuries. The driver collected contact information and witness details for follow-up.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Clara CA Transportation Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
I have a female passenger, she's possibly intoxicated, fell out of her seat.
00:05
She was with another gentleman next to her.
00:10
Does she have any visible injuries or need medical?
00:13
Okay.
00:15
I asked her three times if she wanted as medical, I think she started to author even with the gentleman.
00:23
Was the coach in motion when the fall occurred?
00:28
Yes, I was driving straight.
00:32
Ten-four, was there any unusual movement of the coach when the fall occurred?
00:37
We did.
00:39
And this was at El Camino? No, but she's fine.
00:44
And this is El Camino, Real,
00:46
and Alpine at the fall occurred?
00:49
Correct.
00:52
At 10-4, see if you can obtain her contact information and pass out courtesy cards to anyone who witnessed the fall occur.
01:01
And what's her approximate age?
01:05
She looks at her late 30s, about five, eight African-American wearing a gray sweat or black pants,
01:14
and carrying a little bag.
01:15
She just had a dog in it.
01:19
Ten-four.
01:22
Okay,
01:24
go ahead and try to...
01:25
...to provide her again, but she didn't want to give you anything before I asked her.
01:30
Ten-four, see if you can pass out any card or T-cards, we'll hand this over to supervising.
01:36
Ten-for. I'll help this time on hold of my 20th.
01:40
Ten-four.
01:41
Rock penalty, contact one?
01:45
It's 2250, one, after you've obtained contact information and courtesy cards, you have been released by a supervisor and will name to 1050 upon Udi.
01:56
That's right now.
01:58
I think she's going to use medical.
02:00
She says her head hurts and that she doesn't want nobody to leave her, but I'm trying to find a gentleman that was with her, but I can't see him anywhere.
02:10
Ten-four,
02:12
the passengers now requesting medical for pain in her head.
02:18
Are you pulled over to a safe location?
02:23
Yes, I am.
02:25
Ten-four, we'll show you holding Far Side Alpine for medical.
02:30
Let us know when medics arrive.
02:31
We'll need the medic information and if they transport what hospital.
02:38
Okay,
02:39
I'm trying to say like a type of gentleman that she was with.
02:43
Because I out there, if he pushed her, anything she said and he didn't, but then she started to cringe.
02:49
Okay, 2251, don't jump to assumptions, but see if you can get the courtesy cards for anyone who did witness that fall.
02:56
If you didn't witness it yourself, you're going to want them.
03:00
Okay, boy.
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Location mentioned:
EL CAMINO REAL and ALPINE, Santa Clara, CA 95051
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