Man found unresponsive after head injury on Kavanagh Road

Heard on: Dundalk MD Law Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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I've got an unconscious person, Kavanagh Road.

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Caller's fifty-one year old father-in-law passed out, not responding.

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Do you want medics to advise or do you want me to send out a post car?

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Medics advise.

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Ten four. Fifteen four seven.

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Twelve forty-five, sending down a keep the peace.

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(number withheld) North Point Boulevard, (number withheld) North Point Boulevard, cross streets Kirkland Road and New Battle Grove Road.

00:29

It's the Baltimore Towing Company.

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Caller says that she just needs an officer to keep the peace, help her get belongings from her vehicle after it was towed.

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Over.

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Twelve 40 .

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Forty.

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343, this unconscious person, person, 911 advised that the caller said he may have tripped and hit his head.

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His face is now busted up, well, is busted up.

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He's still on a hold or sent a medic.

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An officer.

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The post car's not tied up on anything, they can start.

2026-10-13 19:46 UTC

Medical Emergency

Kavanagh Rd, Dundalk, MD 21222

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of an unconscious adult man on Kavanagh Road who reportedly may have tripped and hit his head, with facial injuries. Medics and an officer were requested to respond. A separate call involved a towing dispute at a towing company on North Point Boulevard, where an officer was requested to help a caller retrieve belongings from a towed vehicle.