Male suspect stabbed female and fled near Ronald Rd, West Park FL
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male stabbed a female near Ronald Road in West Park and fled the scene, possibly taking the victim with him in a vehicle. Emergency units are responding to the location.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Fire/Rescue
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
On 20 for neck rescue 227 engine 19 battalion seven EMS 17 respond to approximate location near Ronald Road for a stabbing twenty-two thirty-six.
00:14
Firecom to Engine 19,
00:17
you're being dispatched to the city of West Park for a stabbing call.
00:22
That'll be a stabbing call at the approximate address near Ronald Road.
00:28
PD has the call.
00:29
There is an officer 55 for the out-of-area location.
00:33
Per the notes, a male subject stabbed a female subject.
00:38
Please switch over to dispatch two for updates and safety confirmation.
00:44
2636.
00:45
Engine 100, route going to two.
00:48
2036.
00:53
27 in a row.
00:55
10-7 in a row.
01:01
Rescue 227 shows en route.
01:04
Code one, have the other advised of scene safety.
01:07
Acknowledged, right to do.
01:12
Engine 7, engine 19, rescue 227.
01:16
From what I'm getting on the notes, it seems that the subject left and possibly the female was dragged into the vehicle with the subject.
01:24
I'm waiting on DLE to go on scene and confirm if a patient is on scene or not.
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Location mentioned:
Ronald Rd, West Park, FL 33023
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