Verbal domestic dispute near West Euclid Avenue, Parkesburg PA
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Family OffenseA verbal domestic dispute occurred near West Euclid Avenue involving a sister and her brother. The sister was uncooperative and reportedly has a history of pain medication abuse and agitation. Emergency medical services were requested at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Chester County Law Enforcement Dispatch
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
However, we also have a verbal domestic going on between the RP and the brother's verbal.
00:09
If you not copy in route.
00:14
4-1-pulse 67 i copy also
00:22
4-on-pull 657 okay and the caller is the pune on this no weapons no one talks the brother is a (name withheld).
00:42
509 copy.
00:48
995-91, she's got to see it.
00:51
No.
00:56
All 59, 9, just not be advised, we're getting a call from the mail half.
01:03
She's advising the sister needs to go to the hospital.
01:14
4-1 units,
01:16
the brother involved is a white male for 64 years old, named (name withheld), he is aware and she'll be cooperative.
01:25
The sister is being uncooperative.
01:32
Yeah, okay.
01:38
6-7, Paul 20, check her MDC for a fire drill.
01:45
Okay.
01:47
33.19, I copy or stop.
01:49
500 block, West Euclid Avenue.
01:55
Female party does have a history of pain medication abuse.
02:03
And that's why the caller believes she's agitated.
02:11
Even 4-1-1259, okay.
02:18
2212. Okay.
02:21
Unit 331.19, okay?
02:27
C9, okay?
02:29
C9, okay. Seed to care for EMS.
02:35
Okay, 4-1-pulse at C9 will seem to easy care for EMS.
02:39
That's correct.
02:41
Okay.
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West St, Parkesburg, PA 19365
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