Domestic violence assault with injuries near Lake Merced Blvd, San Francisco CA
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a woman was injured in a domestic violence assault near Lake Merced Boulevard. She is bleeding and has a broken leg. The suspect, her husband, is fleeing the scene in a gray sedan toward Gonzalez Drive.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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01:17
Transcript:
00:00
At Terrible 5, we're getting an April E, 240 DV-near Lake Merced Boulevard crossing North State Drive.
00:07
Bottom 10-4[1]s, via Spanish interpreter, R.P.
00:13
Found a female bleeding and has been hit by her husband.
00:18
She has a broken leg, also is crying.
00:22
She has 97 in the air looking for her.
00:25
They're sending a medic, but it looks like this is a...
00:31
The only...
00:32
I still trying to get further.
00:33
You need the back to item.
00:34
I have one five on them.
00:39
I got two units coming up.
00:41
Which unit on the seven?
00:44
Out of 210.4.
00:45
Which unit on the 8?
00:50
Item 104.104.
00:51
It's near Lake Merced Boulevard crossing North State Drive.
00:59
We're getting a supplement now.
01:00
Husband is actively fleeing in his vehicle.
01:03
The vehicle is going to be a gray Chevy Ford or sedan, unknown license plate.
01:08
The reporter is taking the victim to near Gonzalez Drive, so I guess you guys should go 98, near Gonzales.
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10-4: Acknowledgment that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Merced Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94132
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