Domestic disturbance at residence in Warren, Warren ME
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Family OffenseA domestic disturbance was reported near Western Road in Warren where a male prevented a female caller from sleeping and took her blankets. The female separated herself by sitting in her car. The situation was highly escalated and deputies were requested to respond.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot, Waldo, Knox County Public Safety
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Near Western Road in Warren, not a domestic, that's going to take the border way, I guess.
00:06
Caller (name withheld) is realizing that her boyfriend (name withheld) is not letting her fall asleep.
00:14
He is preventing her and taking all the blankets.
00:17
I'd like a deputy to respond.
00:19
Go ahead.
00:27
Robert.
00:30
Time four.
00:38
Although one reporting amulacy, turn 41 St.
00:41
Joe's.
00:43
Copy on Route St.
00:44
Joe's 025.
00:51
September 4, the material subject is flagged as some severe mental health issues from a car accident.
00:58
A while back he was emailing the White House with special threats to us.
01:07
Robin.
01:08
Robin.
01:13
Tom up.
01:19
Twenty-four n out zero zero zero four twenty-three on Vangler Street.
01:23
Acknowledgment message received.
01:31
Twenty-four. Twenty-four.
01:36
Good. Good.
01:39
I'm on the line with a piece in the background claiming her, telling her to cancel the officer showing up.
01:51
Robbery, I have about five and a thousand.
02:02
Number twenty-four, just so you're aware, I've got her going out to sit in her car to separate from the situation.
02:11
Copy, thank you.
02:14
It's highly escalated at this point.
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Location mentioned:
Western Rd, Warren, ME 04864
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