Intoxicated man assaults woman with Taser at Sartell home, Sartell MN
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Family OffenseAn intoxicated man assaulted a woman with a taser at a home near 2nd Street in Sartell. The caller reported hiding in a closet during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
6905 and 2586, can you back for an assault in progress, near 2nd Street, 2,7-8805.
00:08
169.
00:12
86.
00:15
Still trying to get further.
00:16
Near 2nd, 2nd, 3,0. Ease, caller is very quiet and breathing heavily and says that their mother's boyfriend is using a taser.
00:23
They're intoxicated and currently assaulting their mother.
00:30
Radio fix and copy.
00:32
Zero five, copy.
00:39
After a reading,
00:44
3024. Oh yeah, we've had mists on the windshield for about 30 minutes now in cold spring.
01:02
Lovely.
01:04
Why don't you, uh,
01:06
why don't you,
01:07
uh, don't you, uh, sell-let it over here.
01:14
All six, 2nd Street South, I'm checking previous the phone number.
01:19
She's a hundred-five, probably.
01:25
1929.
01:31
Logic.
01:36
Well,
01:38
if I have any, if this looks the only previously have here is 9-1 hangout where we make contact and they did not.
01:43
All I know why do not have a hit your phone number on Lewis?
01:51
30, T. T.C.
01:52
4-7, a square attack.
01:54
90-30.
01:59
Kathy, we still have an open line, but we're not getting any response.
02:03
The last thing we heard was that he's about to strike the mother and our caller might be hiding in a closet in the home.
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Location mentioned:
2nd St S, Sartell, MN 56377
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