Man assaulted and fell down stairs near east kirkwood avenue, Bloomington IN
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AssaultA man was assaulted near East Kirkwood Avenue. He was hit in the face and fell down three flights of stairs, hitting his head on concrete. The suspect is described as a black male about 6 feet tall, wearing a purple hoodie, gray pants, and a Ross Safari beanie.
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202 near East Kirkwood Avenue chief complaint assault ambulance cross of North Dunn Street and South Dunn Street and North Grant Street and South Grant Street 1.51 hours.
00:22
That means we all has that way.
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47's clear. I'm here at Dave.
00:28
Charming contact with the complaint.
00:34
Clear. 71, 1043.
00:37
Your victim, I believe, is going to be down by the death.
00:43
White male and a gray eye, you sweat shirt.
00:45
We do have 10.502 and off.
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Okay,
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thank you.
00:56
2. 2.02, you're going to be in route for a mail that was on Chin.
01:01
So down three splits to stairs.
01:03
Well, enforcement is going to be out with them.
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Should be cleared to approach.
01:10
202, sir.
01:17
Live, do you know, traffic.
01:25
along to 1816, do with a description for the suspect.
01:32
1816, 1747 will be a purple hoodie gray pants and a Ross Safari being on blackmail, roughly six foot, six foot one,
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probably two hundred pounds.
01:45
Ten four confirming that's the suspect for the salt.
01:50
That's five.
02:00
And South Clarees Boulevard, 153 hours.
02:05
2-02, you're responding to a male who was assaulted, he struck in the face, and then fell three flights of steps and hit his head on concrete.
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Location mentioned:
E Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN 47408
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