Female driver detained after domestic incident near hospital, Osage Beach MO
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Family OffenseA female driver in a black convertible Ford Mustang was involved in a physical domestic incident. She was detained near Lake Regional Hospital in Osage Beach following the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Camden County Public Safety
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
Information from Miller County, there's a black convertible Ford Mustang with a female driver.
00:05
The driver was involved in a physical domestic incident.
00:09
They are possibly en route to Lake Regional Hospital.
00:11
They're requesting a stop and hold.
00:14
17, copy in route.
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924 copy 30 I copy 6 copy all you copy all units copy 9-06 917 around 44 raptors.
00:32
710 Miller County on 23 Captain Miller County on 23.
00:36
17, 23.
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23, 46.
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after.
00:46
Only one detained.
00:50
Copy one detained. Copy one detained.
00:57
9603 in the air.
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Copy 48 after.
01:04
What was the vehicle?
01:11
This is a black convertible Ford Mustang?
01:19
104.
01:20
Check the ER parking lot on the locate.
01:24
Copy.
01:30
6th, be advised that vehicle was possibly en route to the hospital from the area of Mockingbird Road in Lake Ozark at the time we gave out the call.
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7-07 Miller County, I'm secure.
01:45
If you've got additional units in route to me, you can have them 1025.
01:51
924 a.m. 23 of the area.
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104.
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Copy 50 after me.
02:02
Miller 707, is the female back on scene with you? 103, she's detained in my vehicle.
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104, we'll open 5, OB.
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Location mentioned:
Hospital Dr, Osage Beach, MO 65065
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