Man threatens woman with a knife in her home, Manor TX
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AssaultPolice responded to a report in Manor of a man threatening a woman with a knife. The man, known to the woman's family, was found in her bed and reportedly threatened her. The call was escalated due to the weapon threat.
Audio|Heard on: Travis County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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301, 108. 34.
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34. Maynard 3.
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Maynard 3, 34, 31, 335, and out to a suspicious person.
00:08
But the comments at Maynard, near US-290 Eastbound.
00:12
It's going to be Unit 232.
00:19
Call figures writing the mail is very hard to understand, but it sounds like there's a male that shouldn't be there, but he is known by the daughter.
00:29
Mayer answer to a suspicious person, it's just been upgraded to a priority one.
00:33
The male supposedly had a knife and threatened the complainant.
00:43
Mayerian's reference to a suspicious person.
00:45
The complainant's advising that the male was in the bed in the complainant's bed when she arrived home.
00:53
I've known where he is now, unknown how long ago this has happened.
01:01
36 rolling plate.
01:07
Do we have any history with the caller nor the number?
01:10
Same by.
01:16
One, three, there'd be a gray SUV.
01:18
I'm not getting a return on client.
01:20
It's a date, Richard.
01:25
Let me look at them real quick see if they match up with this one.
01:31
Yeah,
01:35
just for 43, it's possibly going to be unit 332 from the priors as well.
01:41
It's all the same.
01:42
The last check welfare was that she was hiding in her closet.
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Location mentioned:
US-290, Manor, TX 78653
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