Man in yard fires pellet gun at resident near Walnut St, Wenatchee WA
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WeaponsOfficers responded to a report near Walnut Street of a man acting suspiciously in a yard. The man told the resident it was none of her business when asked. He then fired a pellet gun at the resident's groin before leaving the property. The resident requested the man be trespassed if found.
Audio|Heard on: Chelan and Douglas Counties Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Washington State Patrol
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
River Crown Valley Patrol is a suspicious near Walnut Street.
00:04
The other gym.
00:10
K-13,
00:11
A suspicious subject walked through the yard, looks straight at the resident and said it was none of her business when she asked what he wanted.
00:18
White male, six-foot, dressed in black.
00:20
I'll see.
00:25
Okay,
00:27
That's it. Stay if she wants to trespass fast.
00:32
Second advice is just on the line.
00:35
Last comment, resident advised he just shot him with a pellet gun in the groin area.
00:42
We have a home one case set up.
00:46
Information, he was in the backyard with blasting, walking down the driveway.
00:50
Resident no longer had the visual, believe he was cast in the place, also had a shaved head and wearing a black puffy coat.
00:59
Good.
01:01
And we still are online with the resident.
01:08
Get it. Do you want us to transfer or just finish our questions and disconnect?
01:19
You just want to clarify that she wants to trespass and we'll attempt to look at it.
01:26
11.307.
01:33
Herbicom K-13, she does want him trespass.
01:37
The other two-law.
01:43
1138.
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Location mentioned:
Walnut St, Wenatchee, WA 98801
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