Frightening domestic scene at Columbia home sparks concern, Columbia KY
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Family OffenseIn Columbia, a suspicious Nissan vehicle parked near College Park involved a tense domestic situation, with a frightened woman refusing to open the door, prompting a welfare check.
Audio|Heard on: Adair County Public Safety
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03:17
Transcript:
00:00
One zero four College.
00:02
We have a suspicious vehicle parked in a driveway near College Park.
00:11
Go ahead.
00:15
A woman is in the vehicle.
00:16
They passed by with headlights on.
00:19
No one is on the beach.
00:21
She is afraid to open the door.
00:23
She has the porch light on.
00:25
Requesting a welfare check.
00:41
Lowe's Lane off Jamestown Street.
00:46
Second driveway on the right near College Park.
00:49
Once you enter College Park, the first driveway is to your right.
00:54
104 College Park.
01:02
County advised a Nissan car, silver-gray with tinted windows, driven by Jeffrey Gilbert.
01:18
Another male occupant is Jonathan Dickens.
01:26
A domestic situation is occurring.
01:43
Follow up for contact information requested.
01:59
Call me, it's going to be 47.
02:03
Copy, standby.
02:10
Call me 11-02.
02:13
Go in.
02:19
Call me 1102, 11.1.
02:29
Possible Nissan or Toyota, white or gray in color.
02:35
Vehicle description confirmed.
02:39
Requesting signal six one to stop the vehicle.
02:48
Vehicle is on the lookout.
02:51
See on the lookout.
03:00
Gilbert is driving.
03:03
Involved in a domestic with Jonathan Dickens.
03:13
Call me 60, I'll be 1098, all clear, signal six with further details.
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Location mentioned:
College Park, Columbia, KY 42728
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