Man attacks woman near brannan and 4th streets, San Francisco CA
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a man attacked a woman near Brannan and 4th streets in San Francisco. The woman threw her phone in the street, which was run over. The man continued to hit the woman, and they fought in the street. The man was later detained for domestic violence.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
00:00
And the advised, Boy 11, now we're getting another caller who's stating there's a male attacking a female.
00:07
Sorry,
00:12
someone's advising there at Howard and 4th.
00:19
Emergency response with lights and sirens from Howard and 4th.
00:21
100 units.
00:25
The 115 acknowledges emergency response with lights and sirens from Howard and 4th.
00:33
The other callers said the male was tackling the X, but then they broke apart and the X is walking forth towards Townsend.
00:45
She threw her phone in the street, vehicle ran it over.
00:48
The female is going to be a BFA 305-4 small bills wearing a black sweater, black leggings,
00:55
no weapons, and she's kind.
01:00
Another RP is saying the male is now hitting the female again.
01:04
They're going into the street and fighting.
01:14
We're told Edward advising the code 4 for the 216 at Union and Scott.
01:19
Aria search you deal.
01:25
I'd be ready for 18 329 walls in Cresden Cordova.
01:32
11 are advising they have one in cups and it's 418 DV near 4th and Brannan.
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Location mentioned:
Brannan St & 4th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
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