Child treated for leg injury near abandoned building
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Albany NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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We 1st app in Crane Park as a juvenile incident.
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Caller is a (number withheld)-year-old male, laceration to leg, unknown how he got the injury.
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1826, unit 204.
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Roger.
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Two hundred and two, I am back.
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Signal three,
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swing over to track with 204 .
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Unit 202 received.
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Unit 107 , can you repeat?
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One hundred and seven arrived.
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Unit 107 received.
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Eighteen twenty-seven.
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Two hundred and two, I am back. Twenty-two, I'll take that for 204 .
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Unit 204 .
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1828.
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206,
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1828.
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Unit (number withheld) Bleecker Terrace, report of a false 61829 .
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One hundred and three received.
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Two zero two, we're out.
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Two zero two, 1830 .
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Two zero one, all right.
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Two 182 . Two two, you got EMS rolling?
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That's great.
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All right, they're good to roll off.
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Two two, happened at ten Crane, uh, inside allegedly.
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So laceration to the left leg.
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Two
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771830 . Two seven seven.
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Can you just start a couple units at (number withheld) Crane Street? It's an abandoned property.
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Have them clear the building, please.
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Two hundred and four.
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Two hundred and four, we're in route.
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Two hundred and six.
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Received.
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Two hundred and three, 206 , 206 , 206 .
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Two hundred and six, 206 .
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Received, thanks.
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Two hundred and seven, single time.
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Two hundred and seven, 18 thirty-three.
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Two hundred and six, we're out of ten, correct?
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Unit 206 , 18 thirty-seven.
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Two hundred and seven, personal south.
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Unit 207 , 18 thirty-seven.
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Two hundred and seventy-seven to 206 , can you figure out how he got into the building?
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Two hundred and one, I guess the back door is unsecured.
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Let me see, thank you.
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