Woman fears escalation after husband tampers with car, Shelbyville IN
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a woman reported that her husband was tampering with her car. She feared the situation might become physical. The husband then entered the home while she tried to leave. Their teenage daughter was also present.
Audio|Heard on: Shelby County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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10 units near Private Rd 645, car's advising she's trying to leave her husband is tampering with her car.
00:10
He's doing things to her car and nothing is physical but she's afraid it will escalate to that point no in-talks you know cut her 1032 she's unsure if it's on him.
00:21
6 17.
00:27
Carstice in the mail is outside.
00:29
H. Flammon, cars, tires.
00:30
Superbenter, I believe.
00:35
1.28.
00:41
Shelbur, 112.3, contact 1017 for Mechanic Street.
00:45
Send him my person.
00:48
The 16-year-old daughter is there as well.
00:51
Okay.
00:52
109, that was 128.
00:54
One very much.
01:00
Can you run Charles Frank King (name withheld) in Gabri Trust?
01:06
CFK, 436.
01:09
Okay.
01:14
Shela, I think they're 1070 to show up on soon.
01:23
Was your four-year-return?
01:26
You're going to address.
01:35
Caller thinks the males got to enter the home.
01:38
The man is now inside the residence.
01:49
They're now talking.
01:50
It sounds like they're arguing over the car.
01:57
The caller is trying to walk outside.
01:59
The mail starts to fall outside as well.
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Location mentioned:
Private Rd 645 S, Shelbyville, IN 46176
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