Man found bleeding after domestic disturbance near Seminary Ave, Oakland CA
Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic dispute near Seminary Ave. They found a man in his 30s breathing but bleeding from the mouth, possibly assaulted. Medical help was called.
Audio|Source: Oakland Police Department
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Transcript:
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Needs a break on 19 for a 415[1] Charlie priority one.
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901[2], he's 12.
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1904. 19904. It wasn't open line and said like a meal in some type of struggle.
00:30
The line disconnected, it was voicemail on call then.
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Okay, tell you in it,
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please.
00:37
Oh,
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hi. 018, I'm gonna say you both go to code three. I got it home at night, and 12 support. I had a call later on. 73, you copy.
00:53
Thank you, copy.
00:59
3-5-1. 3-5-1. 5-1, I can take care of it, 21.
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Go for.
01:09
Number 4, the ringer on seminary.
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3-8-22.
01:19
Just told me the register owner of them Mercedes and where they're at, or where they're located at.
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That's going to be (name withheld), (name withheld),
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(number withheld), Mac.
01:37
Can we're handing it over to this 901[2]A?
01:40
Here's that one of the drivers is under the influence.
01:47
Three, type 30 points, nine or four tickets.
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Nine or four, thank you.
01:53
Thank you. Thank you.
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Copy.
02:00
18, seeing secure for medical, uh,
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male (race withheld), NS 30s, his constant breathing, he's bleeding from the mouth.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, threats, noise complaints, or disorderly conduct.
[2]
901: Traffic collision or injury accident requiring emergency response.
[3]
901A: Injury traffic collision requiring medical assistance.
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Location mentioned:
Seminary Ave, Oakland, CA
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