Juvenile injured after possible vandalism near Garden Lake Ln, Jeffersontown KY
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VandalismAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible vandalism on Garden Lake Ln in Jeffersontown involving a juvenile who appeared intoxicated and broke a house window. EMS was requested to treat cuts on the juvenile’s hand. The parent was present at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson KY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near Garden Lake Ln, near Garden Lake Ln.
00:03
This can be the residence where the juvenile from earlier lives.
00:07
Got the parent on file for the juvenile's location.
00:10
Apparently the juvenile was seen breaking a house window,
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and is fully intoxicated on some type of narcotic.
00:18
Okay.
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26, I'm good.
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If you have that 14-0-7.
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Give me a 16-0-0-0 with me, okay.
00:31
28, radio?
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28.
00:38
I'm clearing here shortly,
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and I'll be back 22.
00:42
You can hit for 26.
00:43
That's on me.
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26, I'm okay, thank you.
00:49
14-08.
00:51
21, you can put me on that, Ron.
00:55
14-08.
00:58
He's responding to Garden Lake Ln.
01:00
We're going to start EMS as well for the juvenile.
01:03
Apparently the juvenile has a cut on their hand from breaking the window.
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Location mentioned:
Garden Lake Ln, Jeffersontown, KY 40220
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