Assault with firearm at bar near Campbell Street, Sandusky OH
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WeaponsAn assault at or near a bar on Campbell Street involved a firearm. The suspect, identified as (name withheld), struck victims and threatened them with a gun. A white Suburban vehicle linked to the suspect was located near the ThorWorks entrance in Perkins Township.
Audio|Heard on: Huron / Erie County Public Safety
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03:18
Transcript:
00:00
Unknown, the color of the vehicle.
00:02
They just left North Carolina.
00:03
I'm so on phone with one of the victims.
00:06
A second victim is going to be inside the bar, my colors,
00:10
and the parking lot.
00:22
22nd25s, the last direction is north.
00:31
County, I only got to tell that, a suburban, was that a white suburban?
00:38
What the city know,
00:41
so they're aware?
00:45
There.
00:54
John, you see if you're on someone in the area on two.
00:59
Call. All.
01:07
That's clear.
01:24
ThorWorks entrance.
01:28
King Ocean Victor 5381, King Ocean Victor 5381.
01:40
Located that vehicle to entrance at ThorWorks near Perkins Township.
01:48
Affirmative squad at stage.
01:58
Logging verbal command.
02:02
Okay. Two minutes.
02:03
No.
02:20
2200, good advice of the squads that they can pursue.
02:25
Clear.
02:28
We're not clear.
02:39
Clear 024.
02:45
It sounds like the one of the black men against (name withheld) Branden's the firearm, potentially punched and pit the lip one gentleman's break.
02:59
Good.
03:01
That same (name withheld) individual allegedly put the gun to the temple of one of the other victims.
03:15
They describe them as a blackmail with glasses.
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Location mentioned:
Campbell St, Sandusky, OH 44870
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