Man hits woman and tries to take phone at home, Milo ME
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Family OffenseA domestic assault occurred at a residence near Elm Street involving a male who hit a female and tried to take her phone. The male had injuries to his hands. Other family members, including her daughters and mother, were present. The caller declined medical assistance, and the situation was calm in the kitchen.
Audio|Heard on: Piscataquis County Sheriff and Fire
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Transcript:
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Complainant states that he hit her on the face and tried to grab her phone.
00:04
Male subject apparently has injuries to his hands.
00:07
They are separated at his moment.
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There are three other people in the residence,
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her daughters, and apparently her mother as well.
00:17
Double.
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And seven in-room.
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Stadphor, he's en route from Guilford.
00:27
Temple,
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you run everybody involved.
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Tableth, they should be clear.
00:35
I've checked that they are clear.
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They are clear, you have them.
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Tadmore, thank you.
00:45
Scott E.O.3.
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Go ahead.
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Line, the 911 only phone.
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Showing near Elm Street.
01:05
I'm not hearing anything.
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10-4[1]. Piscataquis 11,
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6.
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Good.
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Our caller is declining EMS, states the subject is in the kitchen with her two daughters, so everything is calm.
01:33
In the kitchen, there's no fighting amongst them.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Elm St, Milo, ME 04463
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