Child treated for finger cut aboard cruise ship, Fort Lauderdale FL
Medical EmergencyA three-year-old child aboard the cruise ship Jewel of the Seas at Port Everglades Terminal 19 suffered a finger laceration and received medical attention. Authorities are verifying that the injury is not suspicious.
Audio|Source: Broward County Police and Sheriff
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Terminal 19, Jewel of Seas, reference a three-year-old male on board in the infirmary with the last radio finger.
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What's the thing's ship again?
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Jewel of the Seas, Terminal 19, Foxhead.
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Okay, ten-four.
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In the background costs to a lot more.
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1020 days to receive duplicate.
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Case is 1-28-82.
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And if you just check cameras on safety in the area, show you 51 to advise.
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1551.
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Inter from the phone from caller or the kids.
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Subject has an older roommate named (name withheld).
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Unknown if subject is home alone.
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Had history of alcohol problems.
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Can you pull a 17 case for Minnesota Street in the sand and at Foxxford 3.5 goes, then on.
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10-4[1]. 17 from Minnesota and the Sanford is up with Foxxrat 3.5 NR.
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I have three years old.
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Fourteen. Available deputy, just make sure nothing suspicious in nature regarding the laceration on the kid's finger.
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14 grab the 10.
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14 bar 10.
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Jeffrey respond, the 67 injuries involving the 3-year-old at Terminal 19 dockside at Jewel of the Seas.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Port Everglades Terminal 19, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
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