Domestic assault and disturbance at apartment near N Roop St, Susanville CA
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a domestic disturbance occurred at an apartment near North Roop Street. The female victim reported that the suspect broke doors, punched her, and refused to leave. The suspect was also taking her belongings and there is a machete in the house. The suspect attempted to escape through a window and was partially dressed.
Audio|Heard on: Lassen County Sheriff and Susanville Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
A 13 report of a disturbance verbal at near North Roop Street and an apartment number.
00:06
Caller is calling from near North Roop Street.
00:08
There's a female wearing a pink sweater outside, crying and kicking the door.
00:13
Somebody else inside is throwing items,
00:15
inside the apartment is throwing items out of the window.
00:18
There is a gray sheet on the door and a blue car parked in front of the apartment.
00:23
Yep.
00:30
13 Lassen County further information.
00:33
That'll be apartment number three.
00:35
Caller states that both of the doors have been broken by (name withheld) and that he punched her and is now taking all of her stuff refusing to leave the house.
00:44
There is a machete in the house.
00:47
Unknown if he has access to it or not.
00:59
13 Lopin County further information. Caller stated that the suspect was attempting to crawl out of the window.
01:07
He has a neon shirt on and no pants.
01:12
Acknowledged.
01:20
1330 is number 97.
01:23
Injured person.
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Location mentioned:
N Roop St, Susanville, CA 96130
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