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Davidson County, NC

Woman reportedly stabbed herself in possible suicide attempt 

audio iconFamily Offense
Leonard Rd, North Carolina 27295
Audio|Source: Davidson County Fire
00:57

Transcript:
456 responding. I'm going to respond to a two-year-old female conscious breathing, otherwise kiddie cutter face on a water slide. Take 11, Davidson Rescue, TMS, Pizer, Station 71, 215, Robertson Street, 215, Robertson Street. Pressing to Michael Street, Leonard Road, psychiatric at 1940s. We're out. Medical 11 copy. It's going to be a 20-year-old female in on consciousness or breathing status. Came in for a facility stating she used their service for support and then stated that she stabbed herself, possibly for a suicide attempt.

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