Suspicious female with injuries seeks rides near Northampton Street, Holyoke MA
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Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to a report of a suspicious female near Northampton Street with visible injuries. She was described as a young white female with a black eye and bruised knuckles who was asking for rides. She had no phone or shoes with her.
Audio|Heard on: Hamdem County Public Safety
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
You guys can head up to Northampton Street, my friendlies.
00:04
Searching that female party, I believe, in question.
00:08
The morning party sees there's a young girl with a black eye in ripped clothing.
00:12
Her knuckles seem bruised.
00:14
She's asking for rides.
00:28
Six or Steve dispatch what's this related to?
00:34
A call from earlier, we got a call for a suspicious party behind Gallagher Insurance.
00:43
The apartment building.
00:50
It's rolling up.
00:53
Thank you.
01:00
All right.
01:05
On the air, we'll be out of service temporarily.
01:08
We'll advise when we're back in service.
01:11
577 copies.
01:23
50 Alpha is going to be on the air for a few minutes.
01:27
There is it.
01:30
I'm not sure if these are related, but if you got a name and a clothing description, in case we cover...
01:44
From the description that Dispatch gave a white female with a black eye, it'll be this girl.
01:52
(name withheld),
01:57
about 5 foot, 100 pounds,
02:00
blue eye, like red and orange hair,
02:03
hair with nothing.
02:08
No cell phone, nothing, so I don't know if she was able to grab shoes somewhere.
02:14
It should be this girl.
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Location mentioned:
Northampton St, Holyoke, MA 01040
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