Man attacks victim near south nature and flees, Concord NH
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AssaultA man attacked another man near South Nature and then ran toward the 7-Eleven by the railroad tracks. Police warn to use caution because the suspect was involved in a previous assault at the 7-Eleven, where he threatened a clerk with a box knife.
Audio|Heard on: Concord Police Dispatch
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Responding to near South Main Street, just be advised.
00:03
My caller said that there's a male party that attacked her husband and left the location.
00:07
She said he's going towards 7-Eleven on the tracks, and his name is possibly (name withheld).
00:33
26.
00:34
Let me check out on that call.
00:36
I'll head over to 7-Eleven south here.
00:38
Copy.
00:44
95. Copy 20.
00:47
Okay.
00:51
Yes.
00:53
Me answer a veteran.
00:55
Victor (number withheld).
01:05
Units that come in contact with (name withheld) use caution; he was involved in an assault last month at 7-11 where he allegedly pulled a box knife on a store clerk.
01:30
4-4 for the log.
01:31
Check the rail yard.
01:33
Apartments did not locate injury there.
01:35
5-1. 5-1.
01:39
Lower speeding he was wearing tan pants, black jacket, black hat.
01:47
Copy.
01:52
I have three.
01:53
I'm off at 36.
01:54
I'm five years here.
02:01
Good.
02:04
Looking down the tracks, looking south from big gyms, can't see anyone walk on the tracks or anything like that, just be aware of it.
02:13
Gohuggy.
02:19
Three-six.
02:23
White, coming from the woods behind the 7-11.
02:28
Tommy.
02:35
15 to 5-1.
02:37
What?
02:41
Can you confirm that we do and have, uh, do indeed have an assault?
02:47
A-phone, we do.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Concord, NH 03301
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