Possible fight inside vehicle at auto zone parking lot, Puyallup WA
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Family OffenseAuthorities received a report of a possible physical fight between a male and female inside a gray Tesla Model 3 at the AutoZone parking lot near Meridian Avenue East. The subjects are possibly impaired.
Audio|Heard on: Pierce County Sheriff Dispatch - East
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01:35
Transcript:
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Pending as you would for a possible fight at the AutoZone 413 Meridian Avenue East. Caller has second-hand information of a male and a female possibly physically fighting inside a vehicle. County 65 copy.
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248.
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10-4, I sent her out to the poverty adoptive.
00:21
The RPs advising the subject with the hammer was either wearing a blue shirt and brown pants or a brown shirt and blue pants.
00:27
We got no answer when we tried calling him back.
00:31
Copy.
00:33
County 424, 2048.
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2590.
00:42
County 590.
00:44
It's going to be out of the 21500 block of Mountain Highway with the blue Mini Cooper that's in the ditch, rear and sticking in the outside link.
00:57
2.500 walk of Mountain Highway.
00:58
Do you know if it's about it yet?
01:02
Once again.
01:04
Play for my eye.
01:10
2517, you can send myself in 425 the fight with the AutoZone.
01:18
5517 with 425 with the AutoZone, 413 Meridian Avenue East.
01:22
Currently I'll hide in the parking lot in front of the stores, a gray newer Tesla Model 3.
01:29
Occupied by two subjects that are possibly physically fighting.
01:31
The caller doesn't have a description aside from a male and a female that are possibly impaired.
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Location mentioned:
Canyon Rd E, Puyallup, WA 98375
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