Medical emergency with argument near West Paris and Pine Ridge, High Point NC
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a medical call near West Paris Avenue and Pine Ridge Drive. Police were present due to an argument at the scene, which was under control.
Audio|Heard on: High Point Fire Department Dispatch
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Attention.
00:01
Engine 4. Respond to near June Pl.
00:04
Medical call.
00:05
Cross street of West Paris Avenue and Pine Ridge Drive.
00:09
Tac B2. Attention.
00:11
Engine 4. Respond to near June Pl.
00:14
Medical call.
00:15
Cross street of West Paris Avenue and Pine Ridge Drive.
00:18
Tac B2.
00:24
In support of communication, it's PD already on scene.
00:32
It's a board of communication, is PD on theme?
00:36
Negative.
00:40
Just looking at the nose, go ahead and start a PD officer, please.
00:46
Yeah,
00:47
we're trying to get somebody cleared up to go.
00:50
Acknowledgment / OK. From the nose, probably from the animal control as well.
00:56
Acknowledgment / OK, that's what we're trying to do.
00:59
Acknowledgment / OK, thank you.
01:00
Ten-four, are you ten-four out there?
01:04
Yeah, ten-four.
01:05
You don't need a fee the officer person out there.
01:07
Yeah, we're trying to get them cleared up to get them out there.
01:10
They're requesting, they're saying there's an argument.
01:13
That's how I was checking on you.
01:18
Yeah, there's an argument present.
01:20
We've got it under control right now.
01:26
Ten-four.
01:31
Communication.
01:34
Engine 4.
01:36
Just be advised, you have more fan of PD just showed up.
01:44
Before.
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Location mentioned:
June Pl, High Point, NC 27262
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