Suspect flees violating protection order near Ravenna Road trail, Portage County OH
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, officers pursued a suspect who fled on foot from a residence near Ravenna Road and the Portage Hike and Bike Trail, violating a protection order. A police dog was used in the search. The suspect may have been hurt after jumping from a deck near the trail area.
Audio|Heard on: Tri County Public Safety
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05:35
Transcript:
00:00
I got fresh track, he hopped off the top deck, ran into the backyard.
00:05
Okay, I'm here.
00:11
One-hundred to one-thirty.
00:13
Go ahead.
00:18
Negative on 200, you don't need to contact 400.
00:24
Yeah,
00:25
go ahead and see if you want her can assist with 35.
00:32
$1.13.
00:35
200 has a canine.
00:41
Did you want him just to go to the caffeine and start there?
00:44
Okay.
00:49
If you're coming,
00:52
he's probably going to hit Ravenna Road, maybe to Towner's Woods once on the Hike and Bike Trail.
00:58
KF 200 is going to assist with 35.
01:00
We'll send them there.
01:01
I'm still on a firmer.
01:02
Copy, 100 is 200 available for 10.
01:07
I'm there now.
01:13
100 for the K-9, what are the 15s for?
01:20
Protection order violation.
01:27
I think he's got multiple protection order violations.
01:33
That's the firm he's going to have two 15th to us.
01:39
They're both going to be for protection order violations on one.
01:45
Blackout. Are you in the one from tonight as well?
01:51
Night copy in 400s in route with our K-9.
01:59
I got.
02:05
87, I'm going to cut back over and take Lake Rockwell over to you.
02:11
I copy 54. It's clearance from here to go 35.
02:19
All right, just they were, have you seen him last?
02:22
No firm.
02:28
Both the canine is with him?
02:31
Follow for sure.
02:35
The canine is in the house.
02:37
He left solo, out the back.
02:41
Go.
02:44
145-655-5-6-55 14-5-6-55
02:49
I've got it.
02:53
I don't know if he's going to be injured or not.
02:56
I mean, he jumped off the back deck, like 10 or 12 feet near.
03:02
Yup.
03:08
1033 to 100.
03:11
Go ahead.
03:17
You guys want us to 17[1] on coughing or 35 our area.
03:26
You guys want to just 35-year area, he likes to hit the hiking bike trail in the west side of Brady Lake.
03:34
Got me.
03:40
5992, 3.
03:44
5992.
03:49
I say these out of the five, I think it's Delaware, E468-6-6-1.
04:02
Hey Jim, we're vending the hiking bike.
04:06
There's no tracks.
04:08
I can start running that back towards you and see if I pick up any human tracks.
04:13
Like Charles Lincoln 4.6-861.
04:17
A white Ford band.
04:19
Copy. Can you revise that?
04:23
Don't go out on foot yet.
04:26
That's too cold for that.
04:29
Delaware Charles Lincoln, 46-861.
04:33
A white Ford dam.
04:36
Okay.
04:39
87, 470, he's getting the canine.
04:42
Copy.
04:44
87, we'll find out if he needs another with you.
04:48
Okay, that's in return on a,
04:50
(number withheld), it's not giving me the make, but (number withheld) white,
04:57
eZ2.
05:02
He's good, just us.
05:05
Okay, the last four of the VIN, (number withheld).
05:09
I copy 54, hit back to the residence when they start the track, KC Doubles Back.
05:15
I'm currently parallel to them on the hiking bike trail.
05:21
(number withheld).
05:22
We haven't said yet, I'll let you know.
05:25
Okay.
05:32
987. We're starting the track now.
Police codes explained
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[1]
17: Disturbance
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Location mentioned:
Ravenna Rd & The Portage Hike and Bike Trail, Franklin Township, OH 44240
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