Female kicks car causing disturbance near Longhorn, Hiram GA
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Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a dispute where a female kicked another person's car near Longhorn in Paulding County, Georgia. A baby was left crying inside the vehicle. No injuries or signs of drug or alcohol use were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Paulding County Sheriff and Fire
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Palming, 4721, 4722, New Jersey District for dispute in progress, 4904, June moves with Parkway, 4904, Juneville Parkway, talking to take, house across 3-8.
00:10
Depot drives and told further from the landline.
00:13
2.
00:14
1-1-1-2, 47-2, 47-2, 4141.
00:20
Okay, Linda, let me see, come on your car.
00:22
I'm sad.
00:25
You all...
00:30
...1241E, we're a Taiwan tenant.
00:37
Pauline, 4721, 4722.
00:39
The first period is to be 4904 to move from property, Taffty-Devue Statehouse, Garage and Dupo Drive.
00:46
It was going to be an alteration between two caller versus female.
00:50
The caller is vice, the female kicked the caller's car.
00:59
I have negative injuries,
01:01
but there was a baby left in the car that was crying.
01:05
Unknown drug or alcohol were involved.
01:10
Normal parties are unseen.
01:13
The caller advised that she did not watch 25, but that she was available for 21, and she has to either go to work.
01:22
She read the subject was the skinny dark skinned female wearing all black.
01:28
And then the driver was set with braids and breezes.
01:33
The subject was a parking lot going towards Longhorn.
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Location mentioned:
Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy, Hiram, GA 30141
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