Harassment reported near west darling street goldendale, Goldendale WA
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HarassmentHarassment was reported near West Darling Street, Goldendale. Multiple individuals were allegedly harassing a woman and her daughter mainly through electronic devices. The woman identified about ten people involved in the harassment. Voices were raised during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Klickitat County Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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George 52, possible harassment, near West Darling St.
00:05
George, too.
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George 52. My partner is on the line with (name withheld) at near West Darling St, stating that there are people harassing her and trying to take her stuff.
00:28
Good Joe.
00:31
Go ahead.
00:35
The reporting party states the people's identity.
00:43
George 32. She has listed approximately 10 people who are harassing her,
00:51
both males and females. They are harassing her and her daughter,
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mostly through electronic devices.
01:03
She is still on the phone with me.
01:05
There is a David Stanley that is in the background as well.
01:09
They are raising their voices at each other.
01:14
If you can check and run all individuals, I appreciate it.
01:21
127.
01:23
I think I'm 29.
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I'm in town. I'll head that way.
01:29
10-29[1] 127.
01:35
In the house, but I think there's a 209 from Georgia.
01:44
Individuals aren't here at the moment.
01:46
I mean, you're right here, but you can disregard if you like.
01:52
See you disregarding.
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10-29: Check for wants/warrants
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Location mentioned:
Goldendale, WA 98620
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