People argue and one chases another near Dollar General, Bluefield WV
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Disorderly ConductEmployees at Dollar General in Bluefield reported three people arguing in the parking lot. During the argument, a male chased a female up the hill past Hardee's fast food restaurant.
Audio|Heard on: Mercer County Public Safety and WV State Police
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Transcript:
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Trague units response to the area, Bluefield Avenue, Dollar General parking lot.
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Dollar General employees stated there was some type of dispute in the parking lot.
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There were two white males and one black female.
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Caller states a male started chasing the female up the hill past Hardee's.
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Could attach a Douglas Bennett.
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You know, main station's main plus one.
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224, Bluefield, submarine route to on to make traffic.
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2.13, 61.
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We're ahead and respond this way.
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Copy.
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Coffey.
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Control, I've got a clue marking up here in just a second on east now.
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Tample.
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One-85, easy-five.
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Engine five.
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27 Bluefield, you can show me in route to that as well.
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Okay,
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Copy. Engine 5 in route with 3.
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Engine 5 in route with 3, 1747.
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24 control.
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What are the details of semester again?
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It was two white males, one black female that was arguing in the parking lot of Dollar General.
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This was called in by one of the employees.
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Then she stated the female...
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Control Show, engine 32 around.
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One of the white males was basically held past Hardee's.
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That was the last information she had for me.
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On Team 47.
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Location mentioned:
Bluefield Ave, Bluefield, WV 24701
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