Assault with injuries reported near bell avenue, Sacramento CA
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AssaultAn assault occurred near Bell Avenue in apartment 2A where two individuals injured each other. Medical assistance was requested and dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
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02:7
Transcript:
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District 2, Coney and 242[1] in progress with injuries, near Bell Avenue,
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Apartment 2A.
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Caller's brother kicked in her door and she cut her finger.
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They said they both hit each other and called once medical assistance.
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So the 242[1] in progress with injuries, near Bell Avenue and 2A.
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Adam, sent her a copy pending call.
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Sounds very copy.
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What's your David Bigers-Up? 5-0 David, go ahead.
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Quillman Stardust.
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Unry will play on a white possible camping.
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10-4.
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49, David. Go ahead.
00:52
9894 Avenue California 7 Tom William Talk 086 it's a great PMW.
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10 for...
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Land away and two C Charles.
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Transfer from T8 is disconnected on transfer.
01:21
Caller headed by C8 was assaulted.
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We have no further information and unable to call back to the phone number being a 911-only cell phone.
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It's a 9-1-1-only cell phone. It's a 9-5-2 ending 15-9-Kand-A-Way, C-C.
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You should have an number of your phone phone.
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68-1-1-1-1-128 starting U for pending 242[1] in progress with injuries near Bell Avenue and 2A Adam
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Atta Toyota that Corolla we're okay
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
242: Physical contact or force used against another person without consent.
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Location mentioned:
Bell Ave #2a, Sacramento, CA 95838
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