Person bitten on hand by aggressive dog near High Farms Rd, West Hartford CT
Medical EmergencyA person was bitten on the hand by an aggressive dog near the intersection of High Farms Road and Mountain Road in West Hartford. The aggressive dog has left the area. The person's Golden Retriever was also injured. Police, EMS, and animal control are responding to the incident.
Audio|Source: West Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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621, we got a 28 from High Farms and Mountain dog attack, aggressive dog no longer in the area,
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and it looks like the complainant's Golden is also injured.
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10-4[1], can I have the complainant's number, I'll call on the way.
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7-4.
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Give it one second.
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6.22, respond to the intersection on High Farms Road and Mountain Road.
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On any medical alarm,
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speak for a party that was attacked by a dog.
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All right, something else is going to be 626.
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22,000.
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61, I have the 21 whenever you're ready.
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The woman that was bitten, phone number is (number withheld).
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Is she meeting me at High Road and Mountain or High Farms in Mountain?
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Ten-four. We have, uh,
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EMS[2] rolling that way too.
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She was bit in the hand.
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Ten-four.
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Ten-four.
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Two-five match, man, going on and out. We're talking about a road.
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Just let me hit.
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Twenty-two is room.
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All right, AMR 929 and Midday 22.
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We're going to make this non-emergency.
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The dog bite is to the hand.
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Okay,
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do you have the animal control? Animal control is in route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[2]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Rd & High Farms Rd, West Hartford, CT 06107
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