Two men fight near 135th St and Lenox Ave, one injured, New York NY
AssaultTwo men were fighting near 135th Street and Lenox Avenue. One man was on the ground and may be injured. The other man fled south on Lenox Avenue. It is not clear if any weapons were involved. Police were working to identify and locate the suspect. Traffic near the area was mentioned but is unrelated to the fight.
Audio|Source: NYPD Citywide 3
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Transcript:
00:00
can I get a check the car over here by one, Red Wander...
00:06
You got car on, traffic portable. Telfare your location?
00:10
Red 135th Street and Lenox Avenue.
00:14
What's the condition for your arms for PC?
00:17
I have two (name withheld) fighting over here, one lying underground.
00:23
Any weapons anybody using the ambulance?
00:27
Um,
00:28
I'm not sure about the weapons, I so.
00:33
You got a description of those of the (name withheld) are fighting?
00:39
Um,
00:42
two (name withheld).
00:49
Supervisor Murphy, keep your aides and yourself a distance from them.
00:53
Stand four.
00:55
The President Hill to you, Senator there.
01:07
All right traffic portable. I'm centered on,
01:12
type of concern for West 1 3-5 and Lenox.
01:15
10-4[1].
01:18
Does you need the cat, K? It'll be 1-8561, 1861.
01:23
104.
01:30
Trial exclusive.
01:31
He shall be taken a ride at 1-319.
01:33
Stand for the lieutenant.
01:35
When said it is Mr. Gerald on the air.
01:42
First of the show, stand-by.
01:44
Hello, we're getting word from the jocks that, uh,
01:48
infected 22 from 102 to 106 street, there's traffic on 1st Avenue flowing freely. We've got to shut that down.
01:57
You're higher second to have a lot of that record down. First, sir.
02:00
Reinstrust all your personnel, so goes out. No traffic coming to first.
02:08
Sergeant Shelton, Lieutenant River.
02:11
Mr. Rivera.
02:13
That's no good lot of copy.
02:15
The traffic is not going north of 7-2 on first area.
02:26
That's because they're doing an awesome job, Pat.
02:30
No point, thank you, sir.
02:32
Senator Rivera on here.
02:35
Guy away.
02:37
What?
02:39
The second, uh, you start the floor.
02:41
Uh, one you,
02:43
not, but the next make of the staff.
02:54
I have a second.
03:01
I have a couple of this off of the analysis.
03:03
It's a couple of years.
03:13
I have a minute. I'm sorry.
03:17
Mr. Stand-in-bye.
03:18
The 4th, Queen, I got a call from Manhattan North in the shop.
03:23
The 3rd Avenue Bridge, the property is recording the big traffic coming from 3rd Avenue.
03:28
You've got to plug that hole.
03:31
Can I bed?
03:33
Mr. Vino, did you get around that message?
03:37
Stand by that, Boston.
03:42
Chapter Lieutenant 844-1335 on Lally.
03:47
Okay, you put up.
03:49
It's side to step on the air.
03:53
He's saying that he's doing craft in from 3rd Avenue.
04:00
Just out to the Vino and have him double-checked up.
04:06
Where we get traffic bomb on?
04:13
Sergeant Cazino on you on the avenue?
04:19
He broken up.
04:22
Traffic, Lieutenant.
04:27
Sergeant Tomino on the air.
04:30
On here, Wayne.
04:31
Yeah, Jimmy, you're getting traffic, getting reports the traffic going into the Bronx across the 3rd Avenue bridge.
04:37
Can you stop that traffic, plug that hole?
04:40
The project here?
04:43
...139 and safe it's completely close up.
04:48
It's 1,3-5-and-3.
04:53
Let me go over there. Let me go over there.
05:12
First.
05:15
Both of Manager Arroyo.
05:17
Manager, BFI is 106. East and West is going to be open, second, third, avenue, so forth. Is that a four? Okay.
05:25
Hunter, Buzz.
05:32
Charlie, Lieutenant, Central.
05:35
Dr. Lieutenant. Lieutenant.
05:39
Travis, Mr. Central, Regarding 1-5 in Lenox, I have a confirmed 34[2].
05:46
Looks like narrow flashed in the face, not likely.
05:50
I have the 3-2 here working on the description.
05:54
I'll give it to you and then you can send it out to the adjoining post.
05:58
That's okay, no power.
06:04
Travis, what time?
06:08
Seven minutes.
06:10
All I have right now is the male (name withheld) with Dave Bandana on his head, tied in the front.
06:17
He went down on Lennox from 135,
06:20
possibly west at 134[2].
06:24
Just advise the, um, put that over and advise the traffic post on Lennox, please.
06:30
Yep, Harry Ford, I suppose, on here.
06:38
Sergeant O'Connor, forward a precinct.
06:48
Sergeant O'Connor, forward, precinct on there.
06:58
Lieutenant Coe is Gorgeant O'Connor, oral precinct. You're on starting off bottom of oral precinct.
07:06
PURP descriptions and slash the PURP 3C. Central, please, 105 that's correct.
07:11
Yeah, OB we got right now is a male (name withheld), we're in a bandana tied in the front, found on Lennox for one three, west over and three, four.
07:19
Ten, four, I got the message.
07:21
All right, ten four.
07:26
I'm heading to your direction.
07:34
I'm heading to your direction.
07:39
Yeah, have a better description from the age that went over. The male (name withheld), average, tie in about 5'10. Black, uh, black top, she's saying this is bald, she has to see a bandana, blue jeans, white sneakers.
07:52
Same direction I gate is south on Lennox, sword, one, three, four,
07:57
and possibly crossed over.
07:59
She doesn't see this further than that. I have a three-two here.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
[2]
34: Assault or shooting incident in progress
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Malcolm X Blvd & W 135th St, New York, NY 10037
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