Person stabbed near Conley Road apartments, Forest Park GA
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AssaultA person was stabbed near Conley Road at Uncname Apartments. Emergency medical services responded. The incident location may involve multiple jurisdictions including Clayton County.
Audio|Heard on: DeKalb County Fire Rescue
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02:32
Transcript:
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Engine 10, Advanced Medical 33, AMR 810, person stabbed, near Conley Road, Apartment C,
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and Uncname Apartments.
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Engine 10,
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Advanced Medical 33,
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AMR 810, person stabbed,
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near Conley Road.
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Great,
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clear.
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Through 18, clear respondent.
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Tendency, Tilly respond.
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If you can clear, respond.
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Force, please.
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Take please clear on your traffic.
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You have quit 19 with you and I'm pulling up now.
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Repeat your last traffic.
01:02
Rescue 26. Can you put us on that stabbing call, please?
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Simple.
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You can 26 you advance a basic rescue.
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We're advanced primary care.
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Jake.
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Quint not saying, I'm the alarm panel and silences, please.
01:38
Hey.
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Can you confirm that this address is within the county? I believe this is going to be on Clayton County.
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Can you give me a full second T?
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Hill Smith 7-1
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10
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Northman 7-1 is clear off strength we are clear to the end of shift.
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Northman 71 I'm clear you still showing at the hospital I can't put you out of service I'm clear you done it now thank you I have been here
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Mr. Wynne to all units responding to the 50 or stabbing on Conley so I'm pausing that is Clayton County some part of the CAF continue to respond please
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Location mentioned:
Conley Rd, Forest Park, GA 30297
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