Priority assault reported near minor avenue north seattle, Seattle WA
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a high-priority assault occurred near Minor Avenue North involving a resident and a suspect armed with a knife. The suspect, described as a black male in his late 30s wearing a blue hoodie and light blue jeans, threatened staff. Both parties have been separated by staff.
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Transcript:
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David sector priority assault near Minor Avenue North.
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This is the Colonel Scott House.
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The mail shoved staff.
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He was holding a knife.
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Information is still coming slowly,
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near Minor Avenue North.
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Are you any units able to clearance out for this, David's sector assault call?
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They're 33.
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Received suspect will be (name withheld).
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He's a black male wearing a black shirt and blue jeans.
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We have staff calling in now as well.
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They're advising that a resident is yelling slurs and getting into staff members' bases,
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but the staff members are saying that they haven't seen any weapons.
01:11
Two Mary one.
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To marry one?
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You got me to David 33's call.
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Receive.
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David 33, there's some updates.
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The victim, who's a resident (name withheld).
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She disconnected, wouldn't provide further, not getting any returns for her either.
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I'm saying suspect (name withheld), updating their description as a black male late 30s and blue hoodie and light blue jeans associated with Unit 306, but staff advising that both the parties are separated at this point.
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Location mentioned:
Minor Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
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