Man assaults woman and flees in pickup truck, Vancleave MS
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Family OffenseA man assaulted a 19-year-old woman at her home near Busby Road by hitting her in the face. He then left the scene driving a silver pickup truck. The suspect was considered possibly armed and dangerous.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Sheriff Department and East Side Law Enforcement and Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Change it to a signal 46-12-46-12-19 near Busby Road.
00:11
A male came to the residence and had an altercation with her 19-year-old.
00:17
Male hit her 19-year-old in the face, left in a silver F-150.
00:21
She'd be down the road, and the male has a signal 46.
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43.
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Ten four.
00:28
Ten-four. Ten-four.
00:31
Two-four. Two-three-one at a meeting over there that can hit up that way with one-twil.
00:40
Forty-nine if I need to cut across, right, bank, clave, or something enough.
00:44
Thirty-one.
00:47
Okay,
00:49
okay, yeah, that'll work.
00:51
Are you close? Do you wait frankly?
00:55
We have a signal 46 that's on Buzzbee.
00:59
Can we take one of our website your webinar and help?
01:02
Timber.
01:04
Who would you like?
01:06
I'm down by a 613 and 63, but I could be out there real quick.
01:12
Let's see how close B3 is first.
01:15
What you can hit that like?
01:17
31, who do you want me to send?
01:21
Hey, well, it says there's it.
01:28
1.40.
01:31
Awesome. Go ahead.
01:37
G.G.N. Routon, near Busby Road.
01:42
Near Busby Road.
01:43
It's going to be a Sigma 46.
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You can switch over to Channel 1.
01:48
It probably easier for you to go over there so you can listen to everything.
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Location mentioned:
Busby Rd, Vancleave, MS 39565
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