Male suspect fled on foot after assault at hotel, Lansing MI
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AssaultA male suspect fled on foot after an assault and vehicle incident near W Saginaw Hwy and Red Roof Inn, Lansing. Police are reviewing security footage involving a white Chevy SUV. A female involved left the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Greater Lansing Area Public Safety
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01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Robin's looking like maybe a white Chevy SUV left right after all this.
00:04
It's hard to see on this camera, but...
00:06
17, Charlie, too.
00:08
Happy, possibly a white Chevy SUV.
00:10
Sorry.
00:16
Just like from the notes,
00:18
the female has left and the male is now back in an apartment, 10, possibly, in the e-building, screaming at the school child.
00:25
Yeah, I'm on the phone with the heartbeat.
00:28
Oh.
00:34
Just for units on the Dunckel call, the T.I.
00:38
Delhys taken for us.
00:40
A little white jeep and then a blackmail passenger got out and took up on split.
00:45
Sparrow Hospital.
00:47
4-Larron.
00:49
Just basketball at 32.
00:52
Just smash launch for 49.
00:54
And you're 49.
00:57
We're clear McClare and we're available.
00:59
Okay.
01:02
Can I have you respond over to that PI with 5-6? For information, referencing the shooting,
01:09
LPD who is getting security footage from the office, they had a possible white Chevy SUV that left after the altercation.
01:16
Not sure if he uses in that vehicle but referencing the PD accident that 56 is going to.
01:23
The male passenger bailed from the Jeep and took off on foot, last seen running behind the vet clinic,
01:30
may be related.
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Location mentioned:
W Saginaw Hwy, Lansing, MI 48917
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