Assault with baseball bat near Tulsa St, Rancho Cordova CA
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible assault involving multiple individuals near Tulsa Street in Rancho Cordova. Radio communications indicated that several people may have been striking a person with a baseball bat. Additional sounds of yelling and banging were reported by a caller. The situation appeared to be ongoing at the time of the call.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
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Transcript:
00:00
District four units search for two hundred forty-five medical bell and Edison.
00:03
The car is being assaulted by someone with a baseball bat.
00:10
Report boy two, we go further.
00:19
Sorry, just clarify the call to deploy your friend is vacant.
00:21
Two hundred forty-two with a baseball bat.
00:22
The caller says three males and two females are beating (name withheld).
00:31
I am five copy.
00:33
It's two hundred forty-two in progress across the street from near Tulsa Street in 5C.
00:39
Caller is hearing doors slamming, a female screaming, and sounds of a two hundred forty-four.
00:43
Two hundred forty-two in progress.
00:44
Five C.
00:49
Ten five, that's copy.
00:51
Yeah, for sure.
00:58
Five five looks like there was a male outside yelling and now towards the back of the house.
01:03
A male adult wearing a dark-colored top and red pants.
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Location mentioned:
Tulsa St, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
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