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OTH: Delayed Entry-On January 31, 2017, this Agent conferred with FSI Farr in regard to the Subject's complaint. It was explained that the Subject complained that he does not belong in the Domestic Violence Unit, because he does not know the victim or his address. He further informed the victim was his nurse (Kevin Damery) during his hospitalization at the Holy Cross Hospital. The Subject reported his boyfriend attacked him while he was visiting him at the hospital and a fight broke out between them. The Subject states he mistakenly hit the nurse (Damery) due him attempting to intervene in the fight. FSI Farr advised that this case will remain in the FAST
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