Woman bitten while breaking up dog fight, Blue Eye MO
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Medical EmergencyA 63-year-old woman was bitten on the hand while breaking up a fight between her dogs near Bluejay Road. She was bleeding and uncooperative on the phone. Law enforcement and animal control were dispatched to confirm if the dogs were contained.
Audio|Heard on: Tri Lakes Area Emergency Services
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Animal Five for rescue amiss in the area near Tewy Bird Road close to the cross of Downey.
00:10
37 Blue Jay Road for an animal bite incident.
00:16
Okay.
00:21
So we go on.
00:24
Spring till 595.
00:27
The Bryce is en route.
00:32
They were en route about 26 minutes ago.
00:38
Thank you. Okay.
00:40
Okay.
00:43
636.
00:46
636. 636.
00:49
Sure will be responding.
00:56
You're responding 2257 further than ready.
01:00
Dr. Further.
01:06
Spying for 63, 63-year-old female condescending.
01:11
She was, her dogs were fighting.
01:16
She was bit in the hand.
01:20
She's being very uncooperative on the phone with a partner.
01:25
She is bleeding from her hand at the address near Bluejay Road.
01:35
Copy that, 37 Blue Jay Road is the animal contained?
01:46
Mr. Mr. Go ahead.
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Show me responding from H.I.W.A.
02:00
responding from H.
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Highway 2258.
02:08
Go ahead.
02:12
We are trying to confirm whether the dogs are contained.
02:18
The call is being very uncooperative on the phone.
02:24
All right, is law enforcement on the way?
02:33
That, thank you.
02:40
That's important, thank you.
02:42
That's clear at 2300, thank you as well.
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Location mentioned:
Bluejay Rd, Blue Eye, MO 65611
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