Altercation involving oxygen tank near clinical lab, Charlottesville VA

Assault

Reported: 11/12/2025 01:27 PM

11th St NW, Charlottesville, VA 22903

Police responded to a report of a physical altercation between a man carrying an oxygen tank and a woman near the clinical lab on 11th Street Northwest in Charlottesville. Multiple calls suggested a possible weapon, but the situation was deescalated after officers arrived and secured the scene.

Audio|Source: University of Virginia Police Department

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Transcript:

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Two, 31st, 211, 11th Street, Northwest, the clinical lab.

00:03

College across the circuit, the Prasman Hotel, reporting a physical disorder.

00:07

A male carrying an oxygen tank is being yelled at and struck by a female who is on location.

00:13

The male subject is a black male, about twenty six years old operating a Korean code.

00:16

You're still attending.

00:17

Who's direct? D.

00:18

D. Sam, direct.

00:30

4454 units for 113 p.155.

00:33

C. Hill is going to be a black female 40 to 50 years old wearing black pants with teal zip up and a blue hat.

00:38

Please throw it.

00:51

ECCC units for 11th-Southwest, Levi.

00:53

The suspect currently on the gun, we're taking multiple calls now.

00:56

U-B2-Ten-E direct.

01:00

And pull, I'm in row.

01:02

Jim, I need a roll call for the units that are on scene.

01:09

ECCC units on scene.

01:10

ECCC units on scene for 113 Southwest.

01:17

Five-three, go ahead.

01:19

All right, five, three, and we're going to hold traffic.

01:22

You can't be caught one.

01:23

You can be caught one.

01:25

Jackson County has been caught one.

01:31

If you see everything in 104, parties is...

01:36

Parties the separate region disregard the coming units.

01:39

Okay, just confirmed 5-3 and 6-2, we're on location in 6-2, you're disregarding other units.

01:44

104. You can see the UP2-Ten.

01:46

You direct with that? Okay, well, I will still proceed.

01:50

104, did you only keep the other units coming priority to?

01:57

Yeah,

01:58

let's go into downgrade.

01:59

I know.

02:02

Any album incoming units.

02:05

104. Downgrading incoming units two towns going to continue.

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