Medical team responds to self‑harm incident near South 182nd St, Omaha NE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders went to a location near South 182nd Street in Omaha for a possible self‑harm incident. Initial radio reports described an individual locked in a room and bleeding heavily, with later updates indicating that it appeared to be an act of self‑inflicted injury. Multiple people were said to be at the scene, and fire and medical personnel were staged nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Sarpy County Sheriff
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
All units, Omaha Fire en route to near South 182nd Street for a male who smoked single seven.
00:08
Locked himself in a room and is bleeding heavily.
00:10
Unknown extent of injury.
00:14
Near South 182nd Avenue.
00:19
Six 55.
00:24
Six, we're in service from testing.
00:26
We'll be en route to that urgent.
00:29
Clear.
00:34
Six David 656.
00:36
It looks like we're going to have to give the address to near South 182nd.
00:40
Looks like there are multiple people on location.
00:42
All of them screaming.
00:43
One with a possibly cut throat.
00:49
Five correction 606 clear.
00:52
Can we just make sure that this is an assault of some sort?
00:57
We are trying to get further right now.
01:01
Clear, and I'm imagining there have fire stage.
01:06
Understood.
01:11
606, it looks like we are getting verified reports said it was self harm.
01:20
You're on so far.
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Location mentioned:
S 182nd St, Omaha, NE 68136
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