Person with eye injury found deceased near Lexington Ave, New York NY
Medical EmergencyA person was found near Building 1762 at the corner of 110th Street and Lexington Avenue with an eye injury, swelling, and bleeding. The person was confirmed dead on arrival. There is no indication this was a crime, but the incident involved a mental health crisis and led to a medical emergency response.
Audio|Source: NYPD Bronx/Manhattan Transit
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Transcript:
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Stevie states that it happened right there in the first building on the corner of 110 in Lexington, the housing development. He doesn't know the exact name.
00:14
You say the corner,
00:16
he knows the building number, because I see the Clayton House. I'm going to notify, but I got near Building 1762 at the corner 110 in Lexington and near Building 100.
00:28
So I'm going to notify the 23% for housing.
00:39
327.27. 327.
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327, there is a job currently at 16th Street, Lenox 2139.
00:55
Could you just check an advice in regards, please?
01:00
10% so let's just be advised there's no train going from 1-25 to 116 so we're a response very late
01:09
send for 18 sergeant I notify the dispatcher in regards zone 5 they'll advise which housing unit can respond to location can you advise the aided is not um it's not likely and the injuries in regards
01:28
For 80s not likely,
01:30
injury to the eye or swelling bleeding.
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School 3.
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A-love-un-school 3.
01:43
A-love-on-School 3.
01:46
Mayfand-A-Marianna Peter, 1-7-0 to David.
01:51
That's 4.
01:52
So, September 5.
01:57
Ten five was sergeant?
01:59
Sixthly Sergeant. Put me on a 42 to Brook Avenue.
02:03
Who Sergeant is speaking? Is this 12, Sergeant?
02:06
Is this 12th, Sixth Fire Sergeant?
02:09
Right, so, okay.
02:11
That was Burke Avenue, Boy, Union, Robert King, and Eddie.
02:20
Senture to 126 lines, Sergeant, was it Brook Avenue or Burke Avenue, okay?
02:25
Brooke Avenue on the third.
02:27
All right, Central, can you advise with specific? Is it panhandling,
02:31
homeless encampment?
02:33
Forty-two for pain handling.
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Since then, thank you.
02:38
Hello, response, one.
02:42
Hello, response on?
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How do you need?
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Ten for...
02:55
To the three sergeant on your three sergeants?
03:00
Three sergeants.
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Is they an update in regards to the aided or anything further in regards?
03:08
Potential BIA. It's going to be a confirmed DOA[1].
03:12
And can you advise if this person is one and the same with the EDP[2] that came over prior or a victim of a crime? There's a no victim of a crime.
03:27
And was this the person that was reported as an EDP[2] prior from 911?
03:36
So stand by first. We're still figuring that out.
03:40
So far time.
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Post 19 central.
03:51
Which unit is anything, please?
03:56
319.319, percy with your message.
03:59
So what's escorting the victim in the assault to St.H is.
04:04
Can you have the 2-5 or whatever precinct is just going to be direct to that? This is folks?
04:12
319 you're coming and would have these tactics.
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You're escorting me.
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Please,
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Sergeant.
04:23
Central B. A. This will be one in the same as the EDP[2] job.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
DOA: Deceased person found upon arrival at the scene.
[2]
EDP: Emotionally disturbed individual requiring police attention due to behavior posing a concern or potential risk.
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Location mentioned:
Lexington Ave & E 110th St, New York, NY 10029
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