Woman yells for help near Shanklin Avenue amid possible domestic dispute, Evansville IN
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Family OffenseA neighbor reported hearing a woman crying and yelling for help near Shanklin Avenue saying someone would kill her. Police noted prior domestic violence at this location.
Audio|Heard on: Vanderburgh County Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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Near Shanklin Avenue, between fifth and sixth, a three prairie suspicious.
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The caller is a neighbor and said a white female at this address is crying and yelling for help.
00:13
She called the police.
00:15
The female yelled, no, don't, he'll kill me.
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The caller didn't hear any yelling or see a man.
00:22
Fit near Shanklin Avenue.
00:25
Looks like previous,
00:28
On near Shanklin Avenue from November 4th, said that called in with EDP, said an offish dog attacked her cats, said she doesn't need to talk to an officer, just took her pants off.
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Same 1-200 officer.
00:46
We have a name for the caller.
00:50
Negative.
00:56
I'm sorry, I think I said EPD, I meant EDP.
01:03
Say 1-2-0 about to arrive.
01:13
2812. There is a previous domestic violence here on December 6.
01:24
313, clear.
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Location mentioned:
Shanklin Avenue, Evansville, IN 47710
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