Assault reported at Park Central Square, Springfield MO
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, there was a possible assault at Park Central Square involving a person reportedly struck in the face with a bat under the gazebo area. The injured individual was bleeding, and a disturbance among other people continued nearby. The suspect’s presence at the scene was unclear.
Audio|Heard on: Greene MO Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Priority assault near Park Central Square,
00:03
Somebody was hit in the face with a bat.
00:07
Subject is bleeding from the face.
00:10
Two hundred and fifteen.
00:12
You win.
00:14
Three hundred and twelve.
00:16
Three hundred and twelve.
00:19
Two hundred and fifteen through twelve.
00:21
I've sent you the priority assault at the square.
00:25
I'm clear.
00:28
Three twelve, I'm clear.
00:31
Three ten, can you hear me now?
00:34
Three ten, I'm clear.
00:37
Seven thirty-one.
00:39
Seven thirty-one.
00:41
I'm out of the square, so what's the comments now?
00:46
The victim will be a person wearing a hat, red jacket, and khakis.
00:51
Caller advised they never saw the person.
00:53
The bat.
00:55
Unknown if the person is still on scene or not.
00:59
Other people around this person are having a disturbance under the gazebo at the square.
01:09
Seven thirty-one, I'm clear.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Park Central Square, Springfield, MO 65806
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