Assault victim reported near smith street with injuries, Shelby NC
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a third-party caller reported that a person was assaulted near Smith Street and may be injured and lying on a couch. Emergency services were dispatched to check on the person who had difficulty breathing. The person has been assaulted again recently and was uncooperative with responders.
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Hi, May's third-party caller, advising near Smith Street, (name withheld) was assaulted last night and supposedly they are laying on a couch.
00:10
The caller could not give me a whole lot of message or information, she's not on the scene.
00:15
Message or information. En route.
00:24
Medic 23 Charlie response difficulty breathing near Oaks Drive cross street of Yancey Street.
00:35
Medic 23 Charlie response difficulty breathing.
00:40
Near Oaks Drive.
00:42
Cross street of Yancey Street.
00:45
Yancey Street thank you, copies.
00:52
(number withheld).
00:53
Thank you. Call up for 23.
00:55
The patient's going to be sitting outside in the Burgundy F-150.
01:03
223, copy.
01:06
W.M.
01:09
23.
01:13
If you actually find her, just advise if you need EMS.
01:20
Ten-four, I believe it's going to be the same female from Monday.
01:24
She was very uncooperative on Monday as well.
01:28
Ten-four, the caller is saying that she's been assaulted again, because I tried to ask her questions.
01:33
She's saying she was assaulted again last night.
01:38
Ten-four.
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Location mentioned:
Smith St, Shelby, NC 28150
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