Bomb threat reported at Temple Rehame, Newton MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police and fire units responded to Temple Rehame at 1860 Washington Street after threatening emails claimed that pipe bombs were placed in trash cans outside the building. Emergency medical personnel were also dispatched to a separate call for a 91-year-old man experiencing a hemorrhage near Jackson Road in Newton.
Audio|Heard on: Newton Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:11
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, engine one, medic three.
00:01
Engine one, medic three, respond to near Jackson Road for 91 year old male, conscious and breathing with a hemorrhage.
00:08
Give us engine one, medic three, respond to near Jackson Road for a 91 year old male conscious and breathing with the hemorrhage near box 176 Pearl Street and Washburn Street, 1829.
00:20
Back to responding.
00:30
Engine two, ladder one, C two, respond to the Temple Rehame at 1860 Washington Street for a bomb scare.
00:37
RP's received threatening emails stating someone placed pipe bombs in trash cans on the side of the building.
00:44
They are response (number withheld), 1860 Washington Street, 1830.
00:56
Medic three responding to near Jackson Road for 91 year old male, conscious breathing with a hemorrhage.
01:03
There's box 176 Pearl Street and Washburn Street.
01:07
Be advised this party is on blood thinners.
01:11
1830.
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Location mentioned:
Jackson Rd, Newton, MA 02458
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