Domestic dispute with conflicting assault reports in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a domestic dispute occurred near Cator Avenue in Baltimore, involving conflicting reports from a husband and wife who both called to report assault.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Northern District
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Transcript:
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Near Cator Avenue call just came in.
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Common itself, his wife refusing to leave, his solace, Mr.
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Mark.
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His wife, Ms.
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(name withheld), someone female wearing a blonde wig, 55 years of age,
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near Cator Avenue.
00:19
I definitely didn't put me in route.
00:26
Then it said something about suspect, and said something about friend of wife.
00:33
But then it gives the wife's name that had the same layer flame as him.
00:37
This color was choke by the collar, so.
00:45
So Charlie,
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16.
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512, 16. 16.
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16. 16.
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Hey, you check out this early 20404 West Cold Spring.
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They said they call three times.
01:01
I see two calls for male trespassing in this 20s, NYC Grove 3-2704 West Cold Spring Lane.
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Hello.
01:16
It says you ran a black jacket and gray-headed and gray pants.
01:21
They describe more than one person.
01:27
And two-five.
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Two-five. Two-father.
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Additional call, near Cator Avenue.
01:35
Now, the wife has called in the plain states.
01:37
Her husband was beating on her.
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So they both made a call in reference simple.
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That's simple.
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Location mentioned:
Cator Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218
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