If a victim fights back and injures a suspect, where is it appropriate to send an alert?

Sending an alert to a hospital or urgent care facility is appropriate in a scenario where a victim fights back and injures a suspect because medical attention will be necessary for treating the suspect's injuries. In cases where a suspect requires medical care, informing the nearest hospital or urgent care allows them to prepare for incoming patients, ensuring they have the necessary resources and personnel ready to assist. This can also facilitate a swift response and potentially aid in timely law enforcement actions if the situation warrants it.

Alerting neighbors, a newspaper, or a police station may not provide the immediate medical response needed in this type of incident. While notifying law enforcement is crucial, sending an alert to a medical facility directly addresses the urgency of the suspect's need for treatment due to the injury sustained in the altercation.