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Assault victim injured near Joe Sanchez Road southwest, Albuquerque NM
AssaultEmergency responders were called to an assault at a location near Joe Sanchez Road southwest involving a conscious 35-year-old female who was bleeding. Entry to the scene was initially allowed but later restricted.
Audio|Heard on: Albuquerque-Bernalillo County-Rio Rancho Fire/Rescue
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02:4
Transcript:
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Engine 33, units are responding to an assault, unknown status.
00:07
Firebox 33,
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0155, incident address,
00:12
near Joe Sanchez Road southwest.
00:18
Top Green Base.
00:21
Hold on to engine 4.
00:23
Go for engine 4.
00:29
Hold on to engine 4.
00:31
We need to get a hold capacity base.
00:36
As in for a minute, we're recording your name.
00:45
Copy engine four, I'll go.
00:46
My coffee engine four, they're just really slow volume.
00:49
We'll get coming in more.
00:52
We're copy.
00:53
Thank you.
01:02
Engine 23 respond to a not effective breathing verified,
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at 1704 Saza Drive southwest.
01:14
Engine 23, respond to not seating now an effective breathing verified, at 1704 Saza Drive southwest.
01:30
Park control to engine 33 engine 33 and near Joe Sanchez through a gravel level response for a 35-year-old female conscious bleeding was assault.
01:42
As was on thing, you are clear to enter.
01:44
This is an advice call.
01:50
I can call to engine 33 once in Indian 33 and just an update from a cell they're now requesting you to stand by it is no longer clear to enter.
02:01
33 direct no longer clear an answer.
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Location mentioned:
Joe Sanchez Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
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