Person screams for help in apartment near Concord Street, Jersey City NJ
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Medical EmergencyResponders were dispatched to an apartment near Concord Street in Jersey City after hearing someone screaming for help inside. Officers and the building super attempted to force entry by drilling the lock as they could not open the door. There was difficulty locating the distressed person, and multiple calls reported the screaming. The super was present to assist with entry. The situation was treated as a medical emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
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03:53
Transcript:
00:00
Well, I don't know if everybody notified, but if you can, do you notify the medical center?
00:05
All right, you need to bust it.
00:11
Say that again, I'm sorry.
00:13
Alright, I'm gonna get your bus.
00:15
Let me get your bus.
00:16
We say this time you can trace out of the other side.
00:22
All right, no time.
00:26
Lieutenant, that's how we go out to check the wheelfeed.
00:28
We made contact with the mail.
00:34
Now you have boss.
00:35
They're the super sign to make entry.
00:38
They have to drill out the hole.
00:42
They have to drill out the lock because it's private residences to change a lot.
00:50
The boss, just advised you, I got a second call for that location of the guy screaming for help that he couldn't get up too, so.
00:58
All right, receiving the Super Soft.
01:01
I'm just trying to give the CAC heads out.
01:04
All right.
01:09
So, can, just go ahead with that address again.
01:12
2.79.
01:14
Receive.
01:22
We were back in the cell.
01:26
All right, Park Dollostruck 94 Ocean Ave, the black Honda, and a black Toyota.
01:35
Steve.
01:41
Dr. John, I monitor that.
01:43
If the Super is off and they can go in, if you had contact with him, he's asking for help,
01:48
we can go in if the Super is there.
01:50
Yeah, boss.
01:51
The Super's there, and I believe somebody's relative was in the lobby waiting for the four car.
01:56
And then I had a second call about somebody screaming for help from the apartment, so.
02:01
Okay.
02:07
The mail that's in the building scooms for help, his bed vault is changed, so they're trying to make entry right now.
02:15
The key's going to work.
02:20
Chief.
02:21
Okay,
02:25
command. Now the East Lieutenant, give me a call, please.
02:31
Alright,
02:33
an emergency unit, I cut you all, I'm sorry, you guys.
02:38
No, I'll tell you reached out.
02:39
Uh,
02:41
standby, let me check.
02:42
Four, you think we need the U squad there?
02:47
Yeah, if you want to start rolling on this way, it seems like that I'm going to double jammed, so lock off of me.
02:53
All right, emergency four, can you start heading down to 270 Mavron, Bartman 14 Oscar?
02:59
They need probably a lock chain lock cut or something, trying to get an entry for a sick call.
03:07
Thank you. Thank you.
03:09
Thank you. Please, PC.
03:15
You got a message?
03:25
Yeah, there's people off right now doing a food pantry.
03:28
It's going to be an F.A.
03:29
RPC.
03:30
All right.
03:35
For a minute entry.
03:37
All right, made entry, you want to cancel your squad then?
03:44
Lieutenant, four made entry.
03:49
I receive.
03:51
All right, Merens, you're going to go canceled.
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