Female threatens with knife and breaks items at Green Bay home, Green Bay WI
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a female at a home near East Walnut Street in Green Bay was screaming, throwing and breaking items. The caller reported she might have a small knife and could be combative.
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Transcript:
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3.3.
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114 East Walnut Street, 914 E Walnut.
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Caller is saying they're cleaning the house and there is a female screaming, possibly with a small knife.
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She is throwing and breaking things.
00:17
Work on?
00:20
Three gentlemen.
00:25
Charlie needs to be advised the caller says the female has a small knife.
00:34
It throws 3-1 and I'm coming to point day.
00:37
Okay.
00:43
Phone on the way of the count.
00:45
Affirmative.
00:47
Where is the female?
00:50
I'll find out.
00:52
Dispatch the units reporting for the motor.
00:55
Mailwood on south side of 29 less seen on Sutterline Drive apartments across from Waite Tower.
01:01
A scene wearing a black hoodie in tan pants.
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Southbound is outside.
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Everybody else is going to be inside.
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All right, people.
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Okay.
01:13
Javi, I haven't seen her yet.
01:15
(Name withheld). (Name withheld).
01:17
Check back by the alley that connects.
01:24
35.
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35. The mail is a south side of 29 lasting on Centerline Drive apartment.
01:36
Cross from the White Tower, lasting wearing black steam campaign.
01:41
Gotty.
01:43
You just be advised caller says the female is going to be combative.
01:50
Gabby.
01:56
She was in the back side of the house, I'll say nothing.
02:00
I got a vehicle over here.
02:02
Item King X-ray 8153.
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Location mentioned:
E Walnut St, Green Bay, WI 54301
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