Domestic disturbance with possible physical altercation near Fairview, Lebanon VA
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Family OffenseA female caller reported a domestic disturbance with possible physical fighting near Fairview. The caller mentioned being intimidated and that there is a history of domestic issues at the location near an apartment complex. Emergency personnel are responding to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Russell and Washington County / Bristol Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
We take 10 to 701 Ferry Street.
00:03
A gun at 1096.
00:06
Call note says there is at least one in the house.
00:10
She's saying she's being intimidated on line and she's in concoction.
00:19
Then for a 258.
00:23
1213, you know you back to 258 to Fairview.
00:43
Good.
00:45
She's still with Miss Davis.
00:49
That's right.
00:51
Her dad, uh,
00:53
him and her mother both has called.
00:58
She says she doesn't have her cell phone with her.
01:03
Well,
01:05
they're calling 911.
01:14
He started a truck driving cab and he's loading it up.
01:19
Tell you, I know, I told him she was okay, but his her mom and her dad boat has come.
01:45
Oh, wow.
02:16
There is a female caller who there's a domestic history.
02:29
It's a complex toward the end of it.
02:32
You would give us an exact location on a female in some type of fights that he was dragging the female.
02:44
Cancel, I'll be in route to K-Thing Island.
02:50
246.
02:51
She didn't know any information.
02:59
246, the mail apparently seen the lady called out.
03:04
She lived to see him giving any information or decision.
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Location mentioned:
State Rte 701, Lebanon, VA 24266
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