Ex-boyfriend pushed mother during domestic dispute, Fort Branch IN
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic disturbance near East Fine Street, Fort Branch, Indiana. A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend refused to leave the home and pushed her mother. The suspect fled but was later found and detained nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Gibson County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Princeton Police
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04:48
Transcript:
00:00
We've got a domestic near East Fine Street, Fort Branch.
00:08
Our caller is advised.
00:10
Her ex-boyfriend is there refusing to leave.
00:12
He's pushed our caller's mother.
00:14
We're still getting further.
00:18
Three-night you'll be in a row.
00:24
Thank you, three, five two.
00:29
Yes, that's 267.
00:30
Show me around from Maine of Water in Princeton as well.
00:35
Clear seven.
00:36
My partner's on the phone with her, but she stopped responding at this point.
00:41
If we get further, I'll listen up.
00:49
I'm being out to fix his call, paper served here.
00:57
Central (number withheld) in Route 4 Branch.
01:03
Clear.
01:05
For units responding, sounds like the male subject's first name is (name withheld).
01:10
But we're still having a hard time getting information from our caller.
01:13
It's just four cams.
01:16
108 from 19's accident being around now.
01:22
The units are out, there'd be a (name withheld), Signal 60[1].
01:31
Clearers, he did confirm.
01:33
It's a (name withheld), (name withheld).
01:39
He was over here in the trailer parking in Owensville.
01:44
B.FX, if you look, go ahead and run hand, see if you might be signal 40 out of Martin County.
01:55
Clare.
02:01
4.
02:04
We arrived St.
02:05
Vincent, ending mileage 4.25.
02:21
The unit's responding to Fort Branch.
02:23
I've put the 27 in the notes.
02:26
He is signal 80 currently.
02:29
The caller is in her bedroom.
02:31
Now the domestic is taking place in the kitchen.
02:35
She has no weapons we're seen,
02:38
but it is in the kitchen of the home.
02:47
85 units are clear, we're two blocks out.
02:53
Clear, opposite-out units.
03:01
85 units arriving.
03:06
We're clear.
03:07
We're clear.
03:16
Sixes are ready?
03:21
Please, six.
03:29
The unit, see the vizing the mail subject may be in the backyard headed towards the alleyway.
03:43
I'm coming in from the north, I'm two blocks out.
03:47
Clear, sir, not too.
03:56
This match 16, you have a clothing description.
04:02
I'm out back with the female.
04:07
Units, the male has left the house.
04:16
Black hooded sweatshirt over gray sweatpants.
04:19
Black sweatshirt and gray sweatpants.
04:22
I'm out with an outback.
04:27
Quick.
04:30
(number withheld) in the area.
04:32
I'll drive around three low, Katie.
04:35
We got him.
04:38
This is a die killer.
04:44
Just that seven, yeah, with them, other county units going to slow the run.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Signal 60: Fight/disturbance
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Fort Branch, IN 47648
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