Medical assistance requested after open 911 call, Newark CA
Medical EmergencyPolice received an open 911 call with no clear emergency, including Spanish speakers and a possible pocket dial near Allis Street in Newark. A subsequent text message from a related number said "please help me." Fire and medical teams were requested for injuries, but the victim cooperated and declined to press charges. Multiple calls were made, but no ongoing violence or crime was evident.
Audio|Source: Newark Police Department
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Transcript:
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133. 133. 133.
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Letter 133.
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133. 33, they're requesting for fire for injuries.
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133, 109. 133, can you roll fire[4] for injuries to the victim? 133, 24.
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145. 145. No.
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45. For five, the victims being cooperative doesn't want to raise any.
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Okay. Okay. I don't know, 141.
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You get a break for detail, look 128 for cover.
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141.
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This is a recall. This is containment on 9-1-1.
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It's an open line, something like a pocket dial.
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There was Spanish speakers.
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36927, near Allis Street.
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However, this will come in on 911[3] from a different phone number from the previous.
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1410 copy. 141. 41. Go ahead.
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We just received a text tonight 1-1 from this number stating, please help me.
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We're working on dating the address.
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4-4-1-2-5.
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Number D.R is 97[1].
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No, 1-3-6-104.
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141.44. 141.4-41.
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We're coming 97[1]. 4.41-10-4[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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97: Arrived at scene
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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911: Emergency Call
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roll fire: Request Fire/EMS
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Location mentioned:
Newark, CA 94560
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