Woman threatened and car window broken in domestic dispute, Qulin MO
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Family OffenseAt a residence near 1st Street in Hewin, a domestic dispute was reported where a woman was threatened to be run over by a man, and the man broke a car window during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Southeast Missouri Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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near 1st Street, Hewin, reference to a possible physical domestic in progress.
00:05
R.P.
00:06
State, she can hear a male-female yelling at each other.
00:09
I believe she heard the male say he was going to run over the female.
00:15
That way.
00:17
12 as well.
00:22
39-76-Fault County.
00:29
I'm one, go ahead and show me 41, I'll be there in just a couple seconds.
00:37
Four.
00:43
No, have to say flight.
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23.
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Ten,
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four.
00:58
176, advise weather we can downgrade.
01:03
Yeah, I'm talking to party here now.
01:05
You can downgrade, I'll get it.
01:11
Okay, if I were Kenny, I'm going to continue.
01:28
District 28, Unit 28, respond to 30, Highway Double T-Tom, 30, Highway Double T-Tom, 37-year-old male allergic reaction.
01:42
She's not wanting to cooperate and give information, and then he just got mad at her and pumps the window out of the car.
01:52
Do we have a direction to travel description or anything?
01:58
No, I think he's still in the house.
02:01
She's saying left, but he's been here before, but she won't be honest about the name.
02:06
Okay.
02:12
Pull a previous incident, if we can hit a few names.
02:20
Three, stand by.
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Location mentioned:
1st St, Qulin, MO 63961
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