00:00
902R[1], (number withheld) East Avenue S.
00:03
(number withheld) East Avenue S, Sam at the Fin & Feather.
00:08
Shooting incident at the location, male adult.
00:12
The shotgun went off in his hand.
00:20
Victims are out in a silver.
00:22
Pick up truck to PRFC
00:24
tag of (number withheld) .
00:25
I'll be in less than three, please.
00:33
Two six three John and three respond to three three John.
00:44
Two six three and ten respond to three as well.
00:56
Unit three or 04:15 business on Crest Ridge.
00:59
You can 1022 per the informant.
01:01
Ten 22 let me to tag 27 .
01:08
This is LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division.
01:16
111 David, you have the handle.
01:17
111 Boy, the assist.
01:26
Informer has a restraining order against the nephew who's named the call.
01:31
The boyfriend's girlfriend
01:34
also names that location, pounding on the door to get the property.
01:38
Tag is (number withheld).
01:49
Two six four Adams tonight, sir.
01:51
We're en route to our on Elwood Avenue.
01:57
We're en route to our on Elwood Avenue.
02:04
And Palmdale 260 , Sam.
02:06
Your attention to that.
02:07
Now to our (number withheld) .
02:08
You have a tag sixty-eight.
02:22
For that, now to our.
02:24
At the Bennett Feather, the shock is going to be at the trap range.
02:40
311, 1st and 2nd , go for a patrol with a 14 family.
02:42
240 CPA, another than 70 crime, go for a patrol.
02:56
263, 97 out to 1, (number withheld) East W S at the Fin & Feather.
03:09
63 is going to be 97 at PRMC right now.
03:20
1 million, 264, advise to go for a patrol out to 1 on Elwood.
03:24
Patient conscious and breathing, go for it.
03:28
264, 1st and 2nd , traffic coming along with 10-4.
03:43
The transport vehicle to PRMC is going to be a silver Toyota four door.
03:48
As there's a male white with a beard driving that vehicle.
03:51
The victim has a gunshot wound to the hand.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
902R: Rescue or emergency medical response requested, often for injury or medical emergency situations.