Man threatened with shotgun after nearly hitting family, Altus OK
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, a man in a dark gray Ford Fusion nearly hit a family near South Julian. He then threatened them with a shotgun and drove toward Missile Park.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Police, Fire, and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Can you pass your the Spanish translator to me, please?
00:06
Stand by.
00:08
I also need a unit for near South Julian.
00:12
Caller stated that a male almost hit (name withheld) and their children.
00:17
They said that he was in a gray Ford and also brandished a shotgun.
00:23
Also stated that he was leaving headed towards Missile Park.
00:36
70, okay.
00:40
70, okay.
00:44
70, stay on line with the reporter.
00:49
Affirm if I am.
00:52
Copy, they still have eyes on the vehicle.
00:57
Have you agreed, Ford Fusion.
01:06
Durish, I'll travel.
01:23
The unit's only information I have for the direction of travel was that they were leaving around near South Julian headed towards the missile park.
01:32
Reporter stated that she believes that the house they were living at is near the potato factory.
01:48
It's going to be a dark Ford Fusion on 1012 with reporter, said it went northbound on Navajo.
01:56
Central copies.
02:04
Go ahead.
02:06
I'm right here, I'm going to see if I can catch up to it.
02:11
Central proxy.
02:20
The only description they have is a dark gray Ford Fusion.
02:24
It does have red 28 still next.
02:27
Copy.
02:31
It should be occupied one-time adult male.
02:34
He is armed with a shotgun.
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Location mentioned:
S Julian St, Altus, OK 73521
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