Domestic disturbance involving physical contact at university and custer, Wichita KS
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Family OffenseA domestic disturbance occurred near University and Custer involving a man and a woman. The woman said the man put his hands on her during an argument about a cigarette. The woman entered a residence and the man chose to make a report later.
Audio|Heard on: Sedgwick County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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117, can I have you start for that DV at University and Custer?
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117.
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A reference on that call,
00:17
call-taker advised that there was a female heard in the background saying that an individual put his hands on her.
00:25
Calling party then advised that he was giving his girlfriend a ride home at her request, said that he had told her not to smoke a cigarette in the vehicle that she did anyways, and he grabbed the cigarette from her.
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(name withheld), Native American female,
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date of 8, 18 of 1983,
00:53
5.5.6 to 5.7, medium built, wearing a black jacket, a non-colored t-shirt,
00:58
unknown colored leggings.
01:02
Calling party advises the individual walked into a residence.
01:05
I hope that the address of it.
01:11
Calling party then advised that he would prefer to go home and make a report about this another time.
01:21
Calling party did not give an address of where he was going to go.
01:25
I just was willing an officer to reach out to him whether he needed to stay on scene or if officers could meet him at another location for this.
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Location mentioned:
W University St & S Custer Ave, Wichita, KS 67213
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