frank: what you typed in their through metcom and sent out is to tell what? that the information through metcom for patient condition at the request of the location at park and 36. frank: s answer you got. that is information you received before what you sent out at that time. >> correct that was the time of me typing that in. frank: when you refer to your work duties that day as channel one, how does that signify you from other dispatchers? >> we have two other channels. channel to is in charge of the north side and then channel three is downtown in the sixth precinct. then a relief dispatcher who will help us when we take our breaks are need to get up. frank: dispatch channel one city wider precinct wide >> just to precincts i have my own dedicated channel. frank: being questions by opposing counsel about the call as you sit here today have you change your mind about the reasons you called sergeant when you did? >> now. frank: you are asked about the number of screens you have up and still being able to see what is going on with the call on the city camera.

>> it says, via metcom, ems would like fire department for patient condition at the requested location. >> this is something you dispatched out? >> correct. >> what's the import of this information? what's being communicated here? >> i no longer knew what was going on. i asked our partners, our agency -- other agencies via metcom, a resource group we have that we can connect radio to radio instead of phone to phone. i asked them what was going on. that's what they told me. i put it in the call so everybody had that information. >> the next line down at 20:34:10, can you describe where that information is coming from? >> it's coming from the paramedics. it says, full arrest. >> that's something they are reporting into the shared system, full arrest? >> correct. >> the next line after that, 20:34:30? >> again, from coming from paramedics, they said, engine or rig 412, paramedics are working a full arrest. >> the next line down again now is you handling this information, correct? >> yes. >> what are you dispatching out there? >> adding information that the fire department is en route to p

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>> it says via metcom would like fire department for patient condition at the requested location. >> this is something you dispatched out. >> correct. >> so that's -- what's the import of this information? what's being communicated here? >> i no longer knew what was going on. and i asked our partners, our agency -- other agencies via metcom, it is a resource group that we have that we can connect radio to radio instead of phone to phone, it's faster and i asked them what was going on? that's what they told me so i put it in the call so that everybody had that information. >> and the next line down at 20:34:10, can you describe where that information is coming from? >> it's coming from the paramedics and it says full arrest. >> so that's something they're reporting in to the now shared system, full arrest. >> correct. >> all right. and the next line after that, 20:34:30. >> again, from coming from paramedics they said engine or rig 412, the paramedics are working a full arrest. >> and next line down now is you calling in, or you handling this information, correct? >> yes. >> and what