Person shot in hand during attempted carjacking near Planet Fitness, Cleveland OH
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WeaponsA person was shot in the hand during an attempted carjacking near Planet Fitness close to Fulton Road and Lorain Avenue in Cleveland. The suspect was described as a female. EMS was contacted to assist the victim.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
We're getting a call for near W 34th Place and Clark Avenue.
00:05
Behind the Planet Fitness and Ohio City gas,
00:09
our caller, who I don't have a name, said that he was just shot in his hand during an attempted carjacking.
00:15
Suspect was a female.
00:17
Did not get the caller's vehicle information.
00:21
The call-taker did not transfer directly over to EMS to get further information and get them rolling.
00:26
It's going to be on a priority 1.
00:29
CAD is (number withheld).
00:32
Copy that. Do we know if the suspects still in the area?
00:36
Unknown. Again, they were immediately transferred to EMS.
00:39
I don't have anything right now.
00:41
Am-35, you can disregard.
00:43
He, uh... They went over there and got his stuff, and he's already in route back to wherever he's staying at.
00:49
I'm going to call real time.
00:50
See if there's any.
00:52
Plan on fitness.
00:53
It should be in Fulton and Lorain.
00:55
Copy. Thank you.
00:57
I think so.
00:58
Yeah.
01:01
No problem.
01:02
You guys just let me clear you off?
01:04
Yes, please.
01:06
Yeah, I'm pretty sure you're right.
01:08
Fulton and Lorraine is probably the correct location, because that's where Ohio City gas.
01:14
All right, 2051, you're cleared.
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Location mentioned:
Fulton Rd & Lorain Ave, Cleveland, OH 44113
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