Emergency response to attempted suicide near Skipper Cir, Woodbridge VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency units responded to an attempted suicide near Skipper Circle. The caller's partner sent pictures showing cuts on their leg and a box cutter blade. Rescue, ambulance, fire units, and police set up a perimeter to handle the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Prince William County Police and Fire
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
And then directed 1389, we're in the patient.
00:17
It'll be near Skipper Circle.
00:21
Near Skipper Circle.
00:25
Being referenced to the caller's partner who sent pictures of cuts on their leg as well as a box cutter blade, they sent these pictures approximately 40 minutes ago.
00:34
Rescue is also responding.
00:36
Supervisor, correct?
00:39
522.
00:42
Okay,
00:47
522.
00:49
Fox 0262-125 Bravo for an attempted suicide, near Skipper Circle, ambulance 520, engine 502, 0544.
01:02
1375.
01:04
1375.
01:08
1375.
01:12
Caller is advising of a hospital barotory at his trailer.
01:17
We're trying to determine if there's a couple of free units that can start just heading this way, we'll figure out.
01:23
Okay, supervisor direct.
01:27
5-9-2 direct.
01:29
You see if you can on yellow.
01:31
Front time to any available can on these.
01:37
Box cutter, stage for PD, they're responding.
01:45
291, if we want to,
01:47
we have those three units so I can set up a perimeter,
01:51
if we can get one,
01:53
give me a second.
01:58
1391, standby on the perimeter.
02:01
Callers are doing a very disjointed story.
02:04
We're still trying to figure out if this is a large name, burglar, or something else.
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Location mentioned:
Skipper Cir, Woodbridge, VA 22192
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