Disturbance involving child screaming and yelling at residence, Dudley MA
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Family OffenseAuthorities responded to a family disturbance near Fairview Avenue where a 12-year-old boy was screaming and yelling. The disturbance began due to conflicts about school attendance. There were no weapons involved and no physical altercations were reported.
Audio|Heard on: South Worcester County Communications Center
Listen to dispatch call
02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Near Fairview Ave, 12-year-old male child screaming, you can hear multiple adults screaming and yelling at this time.
00:07
Near Fairview Ave.
00:13
I was on the line with them.
00:26
Worcester County.
00:34
I advised right after I dispatched you, the call was disconnected.
00:38
I tried calling back it goes to voicemail.
00:40
She stated he was screaming, yelling, hitting or bending doors.
00:45
Okay, thanks so much.
00:49
Do you have mutual aid ambulance available to respond to our town?
00:58
My phone screen.
01:03
Here's you.
01:04
Here's you.
01:09
I want to call.
01:19
Fire alarm, medic one back in the area.
01:42
If you're getting evaluated by EMS now,
01:45
I would feel in that her vehicle made very well for vehicles at nights.
01:50
No.
01:55
3.7 coming in for your calling control.
01:59
I'll be out with 20.
02:00
Pressure, upper.
02:06
Grandmother states the male parties upstairs in his room.
02:09
It's all started this morning he refused to go to school.
02:12
He now all of a sudden was demanding to go to school and that's what started the outburst.
02:16
No weapons and she stated it was not physical.
02:19
No,
02:23
Near Fairview.
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Location mentioned:
Fairview Ave, Dudley, MA 01571
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