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chelsey woodward left a comment for Jared J Robinson

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ashfire replied to Peter Barriscale's discussion 'Violence/Aggression Against Crews'

I remember responding on a medical call on the ambulance for injuried woman on the street. We got there and she and her boyfriend were both drunk. She had just dropped on the sidewalk and put a bump on her head. Well her drunk brother came across ...

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Peter Barriscale replied to Peter Barriscale's discussion 'Violence/Aggression Against Crews'

Hi Chief, Don't get the wrong impression here - we probably don't get any more than in other cities of similar size (1.5 million) and it happens in the same areas all the time. Most of the city is no problem at all. Thanks for your comments.

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