Suspect flees in red suv after domestic battery, Chippewa Falls WI
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Family OffenseAuthorities responded to a domestic battery incident at a location near Commercial Blvd in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. A suspect fled the scene in a red SUV, possibly heading north on Highway 124 from the Lake Hallie Kwik Trip. Officers are trying to locate the vehicle and suspect, advising caution if found.
Audio|Heard on: Chippewa County Sheriff and Chippewa Falls Police
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Sounds like the subject was netted right, and he just left with somebody.
00:04
Do you guys have charges for him?
00:10
2
00:16
432 to 274 268 will have domestic charges as well as battery for another individual.
00:25
What was the vehicle he was in 284?
00:31
Red SUV? I didn't catch the 284.
00:37
104, any idea and direction of travel?
00:41
Yeah, I think it was out commercial here towards the 124 Northbound.
00:49
Tad4. Okay, four.
00:53
Okay. Okay.
00:54
You want,
00:57
go ahead.
00:59
Ten, four, there's possibly a red SUV that left from Kwik Trip in Lake Halley.
01:06
Possibly occupied by (name withheld).
01:08
We're trying to locate him through county correction bloomer charges.
01:13
Again, it's a red SUV.
01:15
We don't have a 28.
01:17
Sounds like he got picked up by somebody.
01:20
If you locate it, use extreme caution.
01:24
Oh.
01:29
Do we have a 28 or a direction to travel?
01:34
Sound 4. It is northbound 124 potentially.
01:39
From QuickTrip and Lake Hallie, we do not have a 28 with the red SUV.
01:44
Have more, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Commercial Blvd, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
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