Intoxicated female injured herself in domestic incident, Canonsburg PA
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Medical EmergencyAn intoxicated female at a residence near Hooks Lane intentionally injured herself, causing bleeding on her face. Two children were present. EMS is responding. The incident is possibly related to mental health issues.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police Zone 2
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
6,930 control.
00:08
6,930. We're still trying to get more information,
00:14
but you can start up near Hooks Lane.
00:17
We did have a female just screaming that (name withheld) hurt herself.
00:21
We're back on the line, so if I get more, I'll let you know.
00:29
It's not going to be a 35-year-old female.
00:31
She's now bleeding from the face, apparently due to getting hit by a cup.
00:35
EMS is heading that way as well.
00:49
930 sounds like it might be a domestic leaves a female intentionally cut herself no known weapons and the female was intoxicated.
01:04
There are going to be two children at the residence as well.
01:08
I don't think one of them might be the caller.
01:15
41, 18, and 12.
01:16
I close you guys all out from that incident to be aware.
01:24
41 copies.
01:29
See anything copy.
01:35
There's 69 units.
01:37
This might be a mental health case.
01:39
Femo does have a history of it.
01:45
Cousel.
01:52
It's 6930. They're basically going to be in the kitchen area.
01:56
You have an ETA.
02:00
I'll be out probably about 30 seconds.
02:05
Are you still on someone with one of the callers and they all worked off about it still?
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Location mentioned:
Hooks Ln, Canonsburg, PA 15317
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