Man requests hospital after battery near Pine St, De Pere WI
AssaultPolice responded to a physical battery near Pine Street. A male victim requested ambulance transport to the hospital for evaluation despite no visible injuries. The suspect was described as wearing a white fisherman style hat or beanie, possibly with a ski mask, riding a 10-speed bicycle.
Audio|Source: Brown County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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District 2, Ned 421, and Engine 421, respond to rescue ALS[2] call, near Pine Street. Cross streets are North Jackson Street and North Quincy Street.
00:18
Timeout 0418.
00:24
835. Go ahead, 35.
00:30
What Charles wants to do?
00:34
What? Do we know if the address changed because the mail gave it or if this is nothing?
00:41
My victim here wants to go to the hospital. Can you get rescue? You're rolling on an emergency this way, please.
00:46
Intersection at Quincy Motor.
00:48
Cover.
00:50
I'm not sure. I'm assuming how the game he changed it's because they got an updated location but none of the notes stayed there. They also said that they got another 911 call.
01:02
Got me.
01:07
Early one, do we still just have battery charges or is there anything more right now?
01:14
Dispatch Med 421, Engine 421.
01:17
It's staged near the address of Pine Street. Sounds like we also need you for the victim of this disturbance to the hospital. The patient will be at Quincy and Vodart.
01:31
Do you need a second med unit?
01:33
We're going to get more info, but again, it sounds like just battery DC[1].
01:38
We'll advise when we get there.
01:40
Definitely.
01:43
Copy, what are the injuries your complainant has?
01:47
Fire dispatch from Med 2. Night 2.
01:51
No visible injuries, but he's still requesting to go via ambulance to the hospital to get checked out because he thinks he may have fooled something, but he isn't specifying anything.
02:02
We're safe to approach for the victim on Bodard and Quincy.
02:08
Affirmative, you can go right to Quincy and Bodark.
02:12
35, I'll be coming 23.
02:14
Two-four.
02:20
Mid-421 engine, 421.
02:23
Prophers aren't seen there's no visible injuries.
02:26
Again, he'll be at Quincy in Bodard.
02:32
Copy. Crappy.
02:41
Three seven round.
02:45
What?
02:46
37 copy a plate.
02:50
Go ahead.
02:52
Scott Vanado, 276, William X3, David, 276, how do you like to?
03:00
Copy, would you like to return right away?
03:04
HG, what's RETA? Fikina? I'll check.
03:07
Negative, can go out of the call.
03:09
343, we have contact.
03:12
Okay.
03:14
All three minutes off.
03:17
Copy.
03:19
Everything's central.
03:22
Copy.
03:24
We're on the south side.
03:28
Hesler.
03:31
Double.
03:33
Two minutes, copy.
03:35
23.
03:36
Hibla.
03:40
35 just for you 43 we got consent to the house, make sure everything's okay. Okay.
03:51
This passenger engine two.
03:54
I need to.
03:55
I need to.
03:59
Can you start a second med unit, non-emergent?
04:04
What was the suspect description again?
04:07
Just match copies.
04:08
To the Pine Street address.
04:11
Originally it was a black male wearing a white fisherman-style hat with a black shirt and he was driving a 10-speed bike. But then further into the city, he mentioned that he had a dark-colored ski mask on his face as well.
04:26
We're at Bullardt and Quincy. We're probably just going to stay here until they advise.
04:32
It's nice copies.
04:36
I've got a black male wearing a white beanie right in front of marathon.
04:42
Robbie, I can meet you over there. Complaining is going to go to the hospital.
04:53
District 2, Med 431, respond to rescue A.L.S.
04:58
call. Near Pine Street, cross streets are North Jackson Street and North Quincy Street.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
DC: Disorderly Conduct
[2]
ALS: Advanced medical response providing higher-level care beyond basic life support.
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Location mentioned:
Near Pine St, De Pere, WI 54115
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