Man with brain disease fires shotgun at house roof in Cavendish, Cavendish VT
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WeaponsA man with a degenerative brain disease fired multiple shotgun rounds at a house roof where relatives were sleeping. Authorities issued a lookout for his red Honda Pilot as he fled toward Cavendish near Old County Road.
Audio|Heard on: Windsor County Sheriff
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
The male has a degenerative brain disease was outside the residence when he shot the shotgun.
00:06
He has left in a, I believe it's a red Honda pilot.
00:11
B20 is King Sam Charlie 559 and he should be heading back towards Cavendish near Old County Road.
00:26
The circumstances of the shot fired.
00:32
Caller advised that he just showed up at the residence while they were sleeping and then shot up the roof.
00:44
Also the relationship with the house.
00:52
She's her husband's cousin.
01:01
Just six.
01:05
Take me to put out a BOL[1] for the vehicle.
01:16
Stop and hold, stop and hold, use caution.
01:28
And let's step it up to the results.
01:32
I'm going to install, Westminster Union, standby for BOL[1] from Springfield PD10.
01:45
Westminster, all Westminster units, BOL[1] for a Stephen Burpee driving a burgundy color King Sam Charlie 559.
01:55
It's a Honda pilot.
01:57
He has 1096 medical issues,
02:02
has left French Meadow Road in Springfield after firing off several rounds of a shotgun.
Police codes explained
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BOL: Be On the Lookout advisory
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Location mentioned:
Old County Rd, Cavendish, VT 05142
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