Driver damages fence and confronts homeowner in physical altercation, Elkton VA
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AssaultA driver in a blue car struck a fence and entered a yard near East Point Road. The homeowner confronted the driver, leading to a physical fight before the driver left.
Audio|Heard on: Rockingham and Harrisonburg Fire/EMS
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02:53
Transcript:
00:00
I am on Vettel Church Road, it's a young male driver.
00:10
Sirio, can you want that call for the air unit?
00:18
On East Point Road/River Road for a male driving a blue BMW or blue Volkswagen that ran into a fence and into someone's yard and is now driving up and down the road again at high speed.
00:40
Moving towards Page County on East Point at this time, we'll advise.
00:45
Direct, I'm, show me around.
00:51
Direct.
00:52
Direct.
00:57
I think Page County.
01:00
And we're going to direct.
01:07
Direct. Direct.
01:14
At the drawing that vehicle, wasn't on scene, something clear and found?
01:24
U-T-RP-41.
01:27
Can you get a registration?
01:36
(number withheld), temp tag,
01:39
U-45-316.
01:45
Direct. And what was the details? Was there any property damage?
01:53
Into the neighbor's yard and hit the fence in the area of East Point River Road.
02:00
Direct.
02:13
Yeah, 23. I'm like you said 1534.
02:20
They were on registration.
02:25
Terminated, sent forward to law enforcement, all out of press will available.
02:34
Near East Point Road address.
02:36
I believe that's going to be the address where the fence is damaged.
02:40
The complainant said that the homeowner of that residence and the suspect male were in a bit of an altercation, yelling and shoving each other before the male left as well.
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Location mentioned:
E Point Rd, Elkton, VA 22827
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