Man threatened mother with weapons in Hanceville, Hanceville AL
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Family OffenseA man from Tuscaloosa County threatened to shoot his mother and stated he would not be taken alive. He was reported to have access to weapons and was possibly driving a white Toyota Corolla with no license plate near County Road 641 in Hanceville. Law enforcement has made contact and detained one individual.
Audio|Heard on: Huntsville Police
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Transcript:
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Acted the 1039s for person with a gun out of Tuscaloosa County.
00:05
He threatened to shoot his mother,
00:07
said that he would not be taken alive and has access to weapons.
00:12
No access for a vehicle with a white Toyota Corolla with no tag.
00:16
Since then, he was seen near County Road 641 in Hanceville.
00:19
Contact is made note of Tuscaloosa County.
00:22
No further, area is clear.
00:28
When the paramedics en route, she declined medical.
00:35
Two.
00:40
Three-six status.
00:46
Six, got one, and five in the vows.
00:47
I got one detained.
00:49
Tom's the four.
00:52
What's his status?
00:57
We're in service, switching on order.
01:00
24.
01:03
Doctor 1,
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can you turn on your traffic?
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Back now.
01:14
46, acknowledged.
01:19
946, in service.
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Six straight from Parkwell.
01:25
Next question.
01:28
4-6, temporary tag, Quebec Echo, Zebra, not X-ray, Bravo on a white Toyota Corolla.
01:37
Traveling on a white Toyota Corolla with no tag.
01:40
This last scene is near County Road 641 in Hanceville, found holding, notified Tuscaloosa County.
01:47
Area clear.
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Location mentioned:
Co Rd 641, Hanceville, AL 35077
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