Domestic dispute over phone at Lincoln Lane residence, Staunton VA
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a domestic dispute occurred near Lincoln Lane where a woman is preventing her ex-boyfriend from leaving until he returns her phone. The situation involves a claim that a phone was taken and some confusion about who has it.
Audio|Heard on: Staunton Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Near Lincoln Lane, Allison Staten reports her ex-boyfriend (name withheld) will not return her phone and she is preventing him from leaving until he does.
00:08
We have an alert for her for Bonnie Tennessee.
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8-7.
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Good-bye, Kevin.
00:15
I'm clear.
00:18
September.
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September.
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That's mail.
00:25
Back at Bobby's Way.
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Do you want to advise on what to do?
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Do you want to advise on what to do?
00:34
The John District Court.
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Seventy-9, 1323.
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Okay.
00:44
That's two, 298.
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Throzen.
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43,
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Shenandoah Avenue.
00:56
You're a male in the background screaming and throwing things.
00:59
We're trying to get a female to answer the phone.
01:01
We're not making any contact so far.
01:03
We still have an open line.
01:10
However, she's advising that she had stolen the mother's phone, because they took her phone.
01:15
I'm not exactly sure what's going on, but the,
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like I said, the mother and (name withheld) both left.
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Location mentioned:
Lincoln Ln, Staunton, VA 24401
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