Male drags female back to car during domestic dispute, Cheektowaga NY
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Family OffenseA male dragged a female back into a black car during a domestic dispute near Surrey Plaza Dollar Tree. The vehicle then drove west on Walden Avenue and stopped near Miracle Room.
Audio|Heard on: Cheektowaga Police & Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Anyone in the area is Surrey Plaza, Dollar Tree.
00:03
Seeing a call from the store is a female and a male in the park in a lot having a domestic in a black Impala.
00:09
A female is trying to get away.
00:12
Male is grabbing her and dragging her back to the car.
00:14
She's yelling to be alone.
00:19
Four can add that that way.
00:23
Acknowledged. Is there another car in the area that can cover that?
00:26
Or that can clear?
00:30
Ninety train, we can cover.
00:35
Call the cars at once.
00:36
Ninety-three, I've got you going.
00:38
Another car calling?
00:42
Seventeen, cover.
00:47
Fifteen station, ending ninety-three point one.
00:55
Two-zero-three-five.
01:01
Force pulling into the plaza.
01:04
Ten.
01:13
Already I might have them, I just got to spin around.
01:16
Heading towards Walden.
01:19
Ten.
01:27
Copy plate.
01:31
Go ahead.
01:33
Lincoln Union X-ray (number withheld).
01:36
They're going to be going west on Walden Avenue.
01:42
One-zero-four is going west on Walden Avenue.
01:43
It's a black Chevy Impala.
01:45
It comes back to one-four-four is Delmer in Buffalo.
01:50
One-zero-four.
01:51
Looks like they're going to be stopping right in front of Miracle Room.
01:59
Time for. Vehicle stabbing in for the Miracle Room.
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Location mentioned:
Harlem Rd Suite 12, Cheektowaga, NY 14215
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