Included below is a link to both 911 calls placed in reference to the Chris Henry and Loleini Tonga auto accident that resulted in the death of the 26-year-old Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver. The first 911 call was made to police by a woman driving behind the truck driven by Loleini Tonga with Chris Henry in the back. The caller describes Henry as having black pants, shirtless with a cast on his arm. She says he is beating on the back window of the truck.
The second 911 call was placed by a man after Henry had been thrown from the vehicle. That caller told the operator “there’s a man is in the road … he looks dead … there’s no movement.”
The 911 calls:
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I’m transcribing the conversation now and will post it here as soon as I am done.
OK. Here’s the transcript of the first 911 call:
Caller: I need a police officer on Oak Road. I’m riding behind a yellow truck It’s an F-150. The tag says … It’s got a black man on it with no shirt on and he’s got his arm in a cast and he’s got some black pants on. He’s beating on the back of this truck window and the truck is driving. I don’t know if he’s trying to break in it or – something just looks crazy. It’s a girl driving it. And now he’s turning onto Oakdale Road.
Operator: Off of what street?
Caller: Off of Oak Drive – going down Oakdale Road.
Operator: You said the vehicle is occupied by a black female?
Caller: That’s what it looked like that was driving it and a black male hanging on the back of it. The black male doesn’t have on a shirt.
Operator: Can you hold on?
Caller: He has cast on it looks like the left arm.
Operator: Are you still behind him?
Caller: No, I was on my way to my husband’s job.
Operator: OK. I’ll let them know ma’am.
Caller: Thank you.
Operator: Thank You. Bye.
And the transcript of the second 911 call:
Caller: I need an ambulance now. There’s somebody laying in the road.
Operator: OK sir, let me transfer you. Hang on please.
[inaudible]
Caller: I’m on Oakdale Road. I just pulled up and there’s a lady trying – there’s a man in the road. He looks dead – there’s no movement.
Operator: OK, sir. Where are you at on Oakdale Road? What’s the nearest cross street or an address [inaudible]?
Caller: Um, There is a box. It says “111” I think.
Operator: Uh huh. Is there another number?
Caller: Uh, It’s 1116.
Operator: OK, just repeat the location for me please to make sure I have it right.
Caller: 1116 Oakdale Road
Operator: And what is the phone number you are calling from?
Caller: [deleted]
Operator: OK, and is he actually laying in the roadway?
Caller: Yes, he is laying in the road.
Operator: OK
Caller: I don’t know what happened. We just pulled up here.
Operator: Are you right by him now?
Caller: No. I am in a car maybe 200 feet from him.
Operator: OK. And do you feel comfortable going over to him?
Caller: Yeah. There’s a crowd of people around him right now.
Operator: OK. Can you find out if he’s awake or if he’s-
Caller: No he’s definitely unconscious. He is not awake.
Operator: OK. How old is he?
Caller: He looks like the mid-20s. Black male.
Operator: OK. I can give you some instructions so that we can try to help him out but you’d have to be right with the patient.
Caller: There’s somebody taking his pulse and stuff right now.
Operator: OK. Is he breathing?
(Call cuts off)
Via: TMZ
