Juveniles involved in vehicle assault near Sparks restaurant, Sparks NV
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a report near a restaurant in Sparks where juveniles were involved in an assault incident. An 11-year-old was reportedly pushed from a moving vehicle, which then left the scene. Another juvenile in the vehicle was seen hitting a woman inside. Two people were assessed by medical personnel and were breathing at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Reno and Sparks Police and Fire
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03:35
Transcript:
00:00
Units around North McCarran Boulevard, the Rivas Mexican Grill, checked for an 11-year-old juvenile pushed out of a vehicle and left.
00:10
Vehicle heading towards East Lincoln Way into the Reba’s parking lot.
00:15
Witness saw another juvenile in the vehicle who was hitting the mother.
00:20
It was a white Nissan bearing Nevada (number withheld).
00:23
Correction 1323, Edward Wood.
00:27
Rivas Mexican Grill.
00:41
At Wingfield Hills Road near Main Street and Vista Boulevard, Wingfield Health and Wellness.
00:51
Vehicle window was broken.
00:53
Juveniles were following on electric scooters.
00:58
Officers getting further direction near Liberty, northwest corner.
02:17
Wingfield Hills Road, Wingfield Nursing and Rehab Center.
03:06
Vehicle pulled into Reba’s.
03:10
Juveniles last seen on the corner of Lincoln and Reba’s parking lot.
03:21
Update: Reporting party stated that the patient is breathing at this time.
03:32
Confirming there are two patients.
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Location mentioned:
Pyramid Way, Sparks, NV 89431
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