Man fires gun into air during domestic disturbance, Natchitoches LA
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Family OffenseA man fired a handgun into the air and threatened to shoot someone during a domestic disturbance near Upper Cain River. The female involved may have access to the weapon. The man tried to leave in a black Ford F150.
Audio|Heard on: Natchitoches Parish, Sabine Parish, and Vernon Parish Public Safety
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01:39
Transcript:
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near Upper Cane River Road.
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We have an active domestic disturbance at this time.
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We have a female on the line,
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male and female, trying to get further information.
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It says show to be about 101529.
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Job.
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For Hotel Extra Tango,
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374 HXT.
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174 HXT. Okay.
00:36
Okay.
00:39
I'll still use that way just in case I'm coming around and around the bell.
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We're en route from 1081.
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We'll be about five minutes out.
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Female has disconnected the line.
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We're trying to get her back at this time.
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I know it's going to be a male and female.
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It was a verbal argument at the time.
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Then the male went outside, fired into the air from a handgun,
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then threatened to shoot someone.
01:11
And some type of wife putting her out of service or advising she'd be out of service.
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Out of service.
01:21
Near Upper Cain River, male subject is (name withheld).
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Female is (name withheld).
01:28
Believe that the female has access to the weapon at this time. Male subject is attempting to leave in a black Ford F150 with an unknown direction of travel at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Par Rd 425, Natchitoches, LA 71457
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