Young children alone during suspicious incident at Belvidere home, Belvidere NJ
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Suspicious IncidentAn abandoned 911 call from a home near Paul Street led to a follow-up call from an 11-year-old girl who reported hearing loud snapping sounds and that the dogs were reacting. She and her 13-year-old brother were home alone until their mother arrived on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Warren County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:20
Transcript:
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Abandoned 911 call transferred from Northampton, plotting near Paul Street, female caller crying, saying please,
00:09
please, then hung up.
00:11
No history for the number, trying to call back now.
00:14
All right.
00:23
County, 7619, clear the road detail and off duty, have a good night.
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7619, here I see you too.
00:37
818 from county have an injured deer in the area, first in grand, it's in the middle of the road, caller did not hit it, thank you.
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2113 from County.
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We have a female on the line now.
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It's an 11-year-old.
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She said she heard a lot of snapping and the dogs were reacting.
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She and her 13-year-old brother are home alone.
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Just scared.
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What's the calling party's name?
01:27
Counties and show BOS 94 52 out at Warren.
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7-Eleven from Brisbane.
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Good.
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Are you almost on location?
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Yeah, I'm here, I'm right behind sunny days.
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All right team, can you come to the parking lot?
02:03
Actually, the fire department.
02:07
Okay.
02:09
Reese.
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2113, calling party says the mother is on location now, we are speaking to her.
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Location mentioned:
Paul St, Belvidere, NJ 07823
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