Man suffers sharp stabbing pain and blood in urine on porch
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Lawrence and Barry County Public Safety
04:04
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Pigeon Passet Fire, Passet Fire, have a medical (number withheld) Lawrence County Road (number withheld) P is in Paul (number withheld) Lawrence County Road (number withheld) closest cross is Highway H.
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The patient's going to be on the porch in the back, burning pain from his right clavicle to his ankle, alone and urinating blood.
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This is Barry, Missouri, Barry County Public Safety.
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80991,
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(number withheld).
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58, 80991, (number withheld).
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(number withheld) year old male, conscious, breathing.
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Sharp stabbing pain.
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By his people, back pain is not yet.
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Coming to dispatch, 736.
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15 here, 89.
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Go ahead.
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I'll be responding.
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89, show you around.
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1503, the down.
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Copy that.
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21, sir, 45.
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145, I have an open line 911.
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It's going to be (number withheld) Highway 39.
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You can hear Spanish speaking asking about can it not be turned off.
02:03
I'll be out trying to make contact.
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7 and Doc Meyer with Arkansas out of David John 36 Lincoln.
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It's going to be displayed on a maroon Nissan Altima.
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Six Lincoln, October of 26 , 2018 Ford Fusion, (name withheld) will clear.
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Okay, go ahead.
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Good contact, I got a rising message.
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You show me clear.
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I got big clear.
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Clear, helicopter in flight.
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Good work.
03:00
Good work, 1751.
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Good.
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Just a heads up, I believe this is going to be the address of the aggressive dog.
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Repeat your
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last cover status.
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Fire, if this is the location of the aggressive dogs, can we get that information so we can put an alert in? Also, RP stated that he was going to be on Port in the back.
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Been alerted already for a dress of dogs.
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I was put in.
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I believe one person put it in.
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