Intoxicated female and male argue near Market St with child present, Hannibal MO
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Family OffenseA dispute occurred near Market St involving an intoxicated female and a male arguing with a child present. The disagreement included issues about a lease and childcare concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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2035 Disturbance from progress Disturbance in progress, near Market St
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Call her sounds like an intoxicated female reporting a male there.
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They can hear a male in the background,
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but speaking fairly loudly.
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Females now trying to yell at someone.
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She's not speaking clearly, she's difficult to understand.
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Now there's an argument going on at this time.
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45,
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you can clear from this and take that for one of them.
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That should be fun.
00:49
Probably can get here if you want to clear and go on.
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Copy, NECOM 14.
00:57
I'll be clear from 45, so then I'll be en route to the market.
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14,
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saved, 14,
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9,
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2011,
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118.
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118.
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H335, NECOM.
01:19
Good.
01:22
Just trying to match, we have a trick while being called pending for 15.430th.
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I'll be in round.
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I'm 35 receipt.
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20 Nicom.
01:43
They let the line open, I can hear the argument in the background.
01:47
The male does not sound intoxicated, the female sounds heavily intoxicated.
01:52
The male keeps inquiring why she put him on a lease for something without his permission or speaking with him.
01:59
Also advised her some 18-month-old and she appear to be accusing her of not properly taking care of the infant.
02:07
Copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Market St, Hannibal, MO 63401
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