Male subject screaming and possibly injured near Torrington Road, West Union SC
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Medical EmergencyUnits responded to reports of a male subject screaming and possibly injured near Torrington Road and Quiet Way in West Union. The exact condition and circumstances were unclear at the time of the report.
Audio|Heard on: Oconee County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Can you find that there's any homeless camps in the area of Torrington Road?
00:08
Not that I'm aware of.
00:13
Can you anybody that's been staying in this homeless in the area Torrington Road?
00:27
Hold on.
00:30
He's Charlie 11th County.
00:35
Good.
00:37
Are we going to...
00:41
No.
00:48
Negative, we've just got a...
00:51
He heard a male subject screaming and crying.
00:53
Now we got units here who said they...
00:56
...heard screaming who sounds like he's possibly injured in the Spangamo area.
01:01
I'm not sure if it's going to be elder or not.
01:02
I was just in if he knew.
01:06
Dan, 4, I'll check it out.
01:13
10-4[1]. We've got units on our side as well.
01:18
See now.
01:27
See, Dev.
01:30
In Israel,
01:32
between Torrington Way and Quiet Way.
01:35
Crossing Torrington and Quiet Way.
01:39
Okay.
01:45
All right.
01:47
I get in the area of Temple, okay.
01:51
The area is staying my drive is quiet way now.
01:54
Mr. Locas.
01:57
Where I'm coming in from Fowler Road.
02:03
104 is going to be on the bus.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Affirmative (Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Quiet Way, West Union, SC 29696
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