Physical fight near 4th street in hollister, Hollister CA
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AssaultA physical fight occurred near 4th Street in Hollister. Two men wearing red and black were aggressors. They left the scene in separate white vehicles heading toward Pacheco Pass. The victim remained at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: BEU CAL FIRE and San Benito County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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One, two hall, turn, one-one for cover, a physical fight near 4th Street.
00:16
One, two, Hollister, and one one for cover.
00:18
It's going to be a physical fight near 4th street, cross of Graff and LIBOC at Shop and Save.
00:26
Our piece advising that there are two subjects fighting one male,
00:30
and approximately three to four male x-rays associated to this group.
00:36
The two aggressors are both Hispanic males, one wearing all red, the other wearing all black,
00:42
no weapons scene, and we are staging them.
00:44
medical.
00:50
When did copy, I'll be upgrading from Hillcrest and Al Toro.
00:57
We'll be upgraded from Hillcrest and Altoro at 1321.
01:00
Break King, Seven, Officer.
01:03
I copy.
01:06
1921.
01:15
Holster 1-1-SAM from Hillcrest and 25.
01:20
1322.
01:26
To Ulster be advised that the subjects here leaving in a vehicle now,
01:31
described as a white SUV with a second group leaving in a white, smaller sedan, all the vehicles going towards Pacheco Pass Highway.
01:43
Copy. Just confirm we same, both groups are leaving in separate vehicles.
01:50
It looks like two groups involved with the aggressors are leaving,
01:55
and it appears that the victim is still on team.
01:59
Hollis are back.
02:04
The RP is now advising that all subjects have left.
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Location mentioned:
4th St, Hollister, CA 95023
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