Assault reported near Nichols Boulevard and Cameron Street, Jackson MS
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AssaultAn assault occurred near Nichols Boulevard and Cameron Street. The victim was visiting a friend when attacked, resulting in a bleeding hand and damaged windshield. The suspect, a black male wearing a red hat, blue shirt, and blue jeans, fled on foot near a stop sign.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson Police and Fire
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01:43
Transcript:
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I have a simple thought that just occurred,
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no weapons are seen, near Nichols Boulevard,
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near Nichols Boulevard.
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Nichols Boulevard.
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(name withheld) advised that he was visiting a friend and then assaulted him and busted into the windshield.
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He was left on foot and he's standing by the stop sign, black male wearing a red hat, blue shirt, blue jeans.
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You all right, all right.
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What's that one?
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Near Nichols Boulevard.
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Croft and Cameron Street.
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How far?
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Goodie.
00:47
I'm 1023. I won't be now here.
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I don't see nobody here.
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I'll try a little bit.
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Team Saker for a seat.
01:04
Rebecca. Half of three.
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One after three.
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Mission record one after one after one.
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The South that just occurred.
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No weapons, but near Nichols Boulevard,
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crossing Cameron Street, (name withheld) advised, who was visiting a friend,
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and he assaulted him,
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hand is bleeding, and he also busted his windshield.
01:36
He's on foot if a stop sign.
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We're in blue jeans, blue shirt, and a red hat, black male.
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Location mentioned:
Nichols Blvd, Jackson, MS 39212
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