Report of an assault victim at the busway; male struck in the face and bleeding. Suspect described as a tall Black male wearing a red hat and face mask, last seen on the southbound platform about five minutes prior., Boston MA
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AssaultReport of an assault victim at the busway; male struck in the face and bleeding. Suspect described as a tall Black male wearing a red hat and face mask, last seen on the southbound platform about five minutes prior.
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
can you take it to the busway? We just got a call that somebody was assaulted.
00:04
You should be able to make themselves known.
00:11
Sir, we're going to be able to be able to be able to be able to.
00:15
10-4[1]. Let us know we need you.
00:22
10-4[1].
00:28
Operations to Ashmont follow on the Tally 612.
00:34
612.
00:35
Be advised EMS is en route.
00:41
This is double.
00:43
This photo operations.
00:46
6-1-2.
00:54
He's right, too.
00:56
Yeah, so this individual is a suck in the face, he's bleeding,
01:00
um, he describes an individual that's personal amount of a tall black male wearing a red hat, with a face mess,
01:08
a half in the Southall brother.
01:10
Uh,
01:12
his father were in Kansas, absin, about like five minutes ago, five times ago.
01:22
Standful, a tall black and a red hat, face mask, about five minutes ago on the southbound platform.
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[1]
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Location mentioned:
Andrew Station Busway, Boston, MA 02127
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