Domestic violence suspect detained after fleeing scene, Roscoe PA
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Family OffenseA pregnant female with nine children reported domestic violence at a home near Corwin Street, Roscoe. The male suspect broke the door and fled in a gold Honda SUV toward Marianna. He was later detained at another location.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police Zone 3
Listen to dispatch call
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
I want to see the female near Corwin Street, Roscoe.
00:06
A female was worked up on the phone, said she was a victim of domestic violence.
00:11
There are nine kids in the residence,
00:13
and she's pregnant.
00:15
Male took off after breaking the outside door, names (name withheld).
00:21
Negative weapons involved.
00:24
He left in a goldish Honda SUV.
00:28
She said he should be headed towards Marianna.
00:34
Do you say towards Marianna?
00:38
Yeah, affirmative.
00:49
(number withheld) to Washington.
00:53
(number withheld).
00:56
Go ahead and show me in the area.
00:58
Acknowledged.
01:07
Run, Pennsylvania, Lima, X-ray, Papa, X-ray, Papa, 2214.
01:15
Copy.
01:21
(number withheld).
01:24
(number withheld), go ahead.
01:28
(number withheld).
01:30
(number withheld).
01:35
(number withheld) to Washington.
01:37
(number withheld) to Washington.
01:39
(number withheld), go ahead.
01:46
One male detained at least.
01:53
One male detained at (number withheld).
02:00
(number withheld), do you need a car to assist you?
02:06
No, not yet.
02:09
If one of the 33 units wants to head down this way, they can.
02:15
Copy, break 30-330.
02:24
Copy, is it near Corwin Street.
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Location mentioned:
Corwin St, Roscoe, PA 15477
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