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Heard on: Lake County Public Safety · 10 hours ago
00:11
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Six 608660 for the bleeding near West 11th Apartment 717.
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Medical emergency with bleeding near west 11th avenue
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As discussed during the dispatch call, there is a possible medical emergency involving bleeding near West 11th Avenue in an apartment building.
As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reported that a possible battery occurred near a residence on West 11th Avenue in Gary. Both a man and a woman contacted authorities about the incident. The nature of the involvement between the parties was not confirmed.
As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible elevator alarm near West 11th Avenue in Gary. The incident was initially reported as a fire alarm before being clarified as an elevator-related call. A vehicle with an Illinois plate was noted at the scene.
As discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a possible disturbance in the lobby near 11th Avenue involving an uncooperative caller and another individual. Officers arrived on scene, and one person was taken into custody. The situation appears to be under control.
As discussed during the dispatch call, a possible fire alarm was reported near West Eleventh Avenue in Gary, Indiana. Fire crews, including a truck unit, were dispatched to the area. No further information about the cause or severity was available at the time of transmission.