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Multiple EMS workers were assaulted while responding to a 911 call in the Bronx's Morris Heights neighborhood on Thursday night.

Four injured medics are stable, and at least three of them were assaulted, per local reports and police radio communications.

Backup was requested during the incident, and a massive emergency response could be seen in user video.

The nature of the original 911 call is unclear at this time.

Multiple EMS Workers Assaulted, Person Detained

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1889 Sedgwick Ave.

Additional units are en route following an officer requesting backup.

Per unverified reports, an emergency responder—possibly two—may have been stabbed. This is unconfirmed.

Alright, so the 10-13 is concluded, no further resources on scene. I see the last unit currently showing on scene.

 10-4, conditions 1A, be advised, you're transmitting on citywide frequencies.

Alright, so the 10-13 is concluded, no further resources on scene. I see the last unit currently showing on scene. 10-4, conditions 1A, be advised, you're transmitting on citywide frequencies.

The situation has been resolved, and no further resources are needed on scene.

Multiple EMS workers were assaulted while responding to a 911 call around 10 p.m., per police radio communications and a report from ABC7.

Three EMS personnel in total were assaulted, per ABC7. All are hospitalized in stable condition. Per unverified police radio communications, one other person may have suffered minor injuries.

An individual was also detained. The nature of the initial response is unclear at this time.

The EMS workers may have been stabbed, per a report from CBS News.

Police have clarified that the EMS workers were assaulted, not stabbed, per the CBS report.

Four EMS personnel were hurt in total, per police radio communications and local reporting. It's unclear if all of them were assaulted.