Man drags woman and injures her in domestic dispute, Richland MS
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, police and fire responded to a domestic dispute at a trailer near Jefferson Street. A man was reported dragging a woman who was screaming for help. Upon arrival, they found a person with cuts on the nose and forehead.
Audio|Heard on: Rankin County Police and Fire
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Near Jefferson Street.
00:03
A caller at a nearby address reports a male and female having a verbal disturbance.
00:10
The caller says the male might be dragging the female through the trailer while she screams for help.
00:27
Southern Ralph.
00:33
Hi.
00:35
12-5-2, don't see you see.
00:40
Copy.
00:45
We have a chief complaint.
00:46
There is a person with lacerations to the nose and forehead.
01:01
Richland Station 2.
01:02
Station 2, can you get to near Jefferson Street?
01:07
PE is going to be on scene.
01:09
There is a subject with a laceration to the nose as well as the forehead.
01:26
(number withheld).
01:30
Can I get the portion of this letter one more time you cut up?
01:38
(number withheld).
01:54
William Matthews out of Brandon White Mill, Shillan expired 10 of 25, no history negative.
02:01
No.
02:03
No. Oh.
02:05
Oh.
02:08
Oh.
02:12
Preetysolm.
02:16
Peezeantcom 456, Priority 1[1], near Jefferson Street, Enrichland, Furnassault, PD's on scene, Pino, Secure.
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[1]
Priority 1: High-priority emergency response
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Location mentioned:
Jefferson St, Richland, MS 39218
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