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Heard on: Tucson Police West Division · 1/2/2026 01:30 AM
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Level 0210, anyone near North 1st Avenue.
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Two out of main three.
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Deputies respond to possible assault at North First Ave
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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible assault at an apartment complex near North First Avenue in Tucson. Initial reports suggested a fight between neighbors in a parking area near an apartment. One female appeared to have been assaulted, and one male may have left the scene in a vehicle. Another person had been knocked unconscious but regained consciousness. The caller requested urgent assistance and provided limited details. No suspect description was available, and it was unclear if all involved parties remained on scene.
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