Vehicle damaged during dispute near charleston road, Dexter ME
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TrafficA person blocked another from leaving after packing up hunting blinds near Charleston Road. During the dispute, the person's car was hit on the side, damaging the mirror. The person causing the damage was no longer at the scene when authorities arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety
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02:36
Transcript:
00:00
I have a possible accident near Charleston Road.
00:08
You can show us back in quarters.
00:12
Ten, four, you're back home at 1306.
00:14
Ten,
00:19
four.
00:25
Responding and out in the area staging.
00:29
Ten, four, show you out in the area staging at 1307.
00:41
But please...
00:42
But please stand by further, Tony.
00:51
41, Scott.
00:55
The active disorderly on Bates Road, not sure where on Bates Road, transferred from the state police.
01:03
Someone was blocking the complainant from leaving after packing up some hunting blinds and hit the side of the complainant's car and the mirror is damaged.
01:13
No longer there.
01:19
Permanitive.
01:22
Okay, go ahead to sign it.
01:26
Thank you.
01:40
Mayo, Dexter, Dexter, Fire.
01:43
Repeat, Mayo, Dexter,
01:45
Dexter, you requested at near Charleston Road in Dexter, for possible accident, time of page is 13.09.
01:57
You can show us off at Fort Crosby.
02:01
(number withheld).
02:04
41 will be in route.
02:07
104, you're in route, it's 1309.
02:12
One off a school, one and five to clear university, take us off the curtain.
02:20
104, it's 1309.
02:21
...to the road and heading to the Charleston Road.
02:30
Ten-four. You're in route, probable accident.
02:35
It's 13.09.
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Location mentioned:
Charleston Rd, Dexter, ME 04930
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