Man cuts wrists with utility knife near Arguello Boulevard, San Francisco CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a man near Arguello Boulevard cut his wrists with a utility knife. He is unconscious. There is a prior domestic violence history involving the man. Emergency services are responding.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
00:00
A priority 801, near Arguello Boulevard, Rosa, Edward, and Balboa.
00:04
The reporting party's husband cut his wrist.
00:10
Three o'clock ten, four.
00:12
I'm still waiting for further, sir, unit, to back to three, George, three o'clock.
00:20
George, one for Edward.
00:26
Call digers sending medics, the husband is not conscious.
00:30
Here, 909 is with Dana.
00:32
Again, near Arguello Boulevard, Professor Edward and Malbola, all on our run priors.
00:41
Three point there, zero, tenfold.
00:48
George 105, 9.0.9th,ologist.
00:54
Go to 400 Audubold 315317 Street p.S.
01:03
Quarters 5.3-115 Edward.
01:05
Don't call back, no answer.
01:11
1111-1-1-8, no phone call 539.
01:14
24-9-0-3-0-0-0-0-0.
01:25
To the priority 801, 801 subject is a first-up hereon, last authority, it's 47 years old.
01:33
They're advising he used a utility knife to cut his wrists, unknown exactly where it is now.
01:42
It's been a change to near Arguello Boulevard, unit 301, repeating unit 301.
01:53
To be advised, there is a prior domestic violence incident of May 24th this year, both for this,
02:00
for the husband, who was the one who called it in.
02:03
1-5-0-0 Burke, is that correct?
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Location mentioned:
Arguello Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118
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