Male allegedly hit younger female near Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna Beach FL
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AssaultA disturbance was reported near Flagler Avenue involving a male who allegedly hit a younger female. The male is described wearing a blue button-up shirt and was named Anthony by family members. The female left the scene southbound in a white Jeep.
Audio|Heard on: Volusia County LE-7 New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater and Volusia Sheriff's Office
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Transcript:
00:00
Cento 2, now Robo 16g Kevin service for a disturbance.
00:08
Near Flagler Avenue, humans and now it is connected, the backline line.
00:11
They're saying there's a male, it's supposed to be hitting a younger female, that's all I have so far.
00:16
So that will go with the umbrella 16 of this disturbance.
00:22
No. No. No. There's a problem.
00:28
Before,
00:29
uh, keep you updated for descriptions.
00:36
So, due to family members, I guess the male half of this is an Anthony.
00:43
Okay, it's not in the last part.
00:46
Those be 400, five, I have just face two location.
00:51
Okay.
00:57
Station early 25th Sentinel Tribe, stop.
01:04
Go ahead.
01:07
4402, South Ridgewood, Florida, November Mike Yankee Juliet 65.
01:11
Ford, S.U.A.S.U.S.U.S.U.S.U.S.
01:18
And the incentive to fly lab, I guess the male is supposed to be empty wearing a blue shirt button up.
01:25
Callers with people in a vehicle and they disconnected.
01:38
Randy, it's called back again, said the females involved left,
01:44
south on an unknown street and a white Jeep.
01:49
Copy.
01:52
That's who is the RP or the victims?
01:58
RP, witness none the victims have called in.
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Location mentioned:
Flagler Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169
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