Officers respond to fight near Abbott Plaza, Omaha NE
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible fight near Abbott Plaza after a caller reported people fighting. The altercation apparently broke up but was later reported to have resumed. No weapons or drugs were observed, and the caller appeared to be intoxicated.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Northeast
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Thirty-four is clear to take a fight near Abbott Plaza, making same near Abbott Plaza.
00:08
Caller states there's a fight at this location.
00:10
Denied medical, then later said the fight broke up.
00:14
Three break thirty-four.
00:17
Clear.
00:18
Twenty-two zero.
00:24
Two hundred and thirty-four B, where they're advised the party calling seems intoxicated.
00:29
No weapon used or drugs seen at location.
00:31
Three hundred and thirty-three four clear.
00:35
Twenty-two ten.
00:42
Zebra 100, end of shift now.
00:46
Two 100. That's clear.
00:47
You have a good night as well.
00:48
Three hundred and thirty-four.
00:54
Be advised, suspects are described as male, mid thirties, last seen wearing blue pants.
01:00
Boots, red and brown plaid jacket.
01:03
Another male, forties, last seen wearing tan pants.
01:05
Black shirt with long sleeves.
01:07
Advise that the fight is starting again.
01:10
Three hundred and eighty-four.
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Location mentioned:
Abbott Plaza, Omaha, NE 68110
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