Man injured in fight near 40th Avenue in Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Falls WI
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a man was injured in a fight near 40th Avenue in Chippewa Falls. He was bleeding from his face but the bleeding was controlled. Emergency medical services were dispatched. The people involved had been drinking and no weapons were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Taylor County Area Public Safety
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02:18
Transcript:
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436 will be in Hallie near 40th Avenue caller's son (name withheld) got in a fight earlier tonight and is bleeding from his face bleeding is controlled at this time I will be sending EMS subjects that were involved have been drinking they're sitting at the end of the driveway sounds like there was no weapons
00:22
Acknowledgement from Bayman Church.
00:26
Acknowledgement.
00:32
County Opeon-N-R-R-O from 178-Y-O.
00:37
County two units, got to 1418.
00:41
431 County Albinarnell from Jim Falls.
00:45
Tenward.
00:49
4 3 is going on end row 124 a send a couple months ago on his leg at 2317
01:12
City EMS, Eagle Point first responders being requested town of Eagle Point, 733140th Street.
01:20
7733, 140th Street for an 88-year-old male with pain in his left arm.
01:25
He did have a blood clot a couple months ago on his leg at 2318.
01:41
Fire District be requested at near 40th Avenue.
01:47
Near 40th Avenue for a male who got in a fight is bleeding from his face, bleeding is controlled at this time.
02:05
Fire District be requested at near 40th Avenue.
02:12
Near 40th Avenue for a 24-year-old male who got in a fight earlier is bleeding on his face, bleeding is controlled at this time.
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Location mentioned:
40th Ave, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
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