Apparent assault involving vehicle near Ten Mile Rd, Center Line MI
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, officers followed a vehicle with a damaged window near Ten Mile Rd and Van Dyke. A male individual told officers a possible assault occurred, saying someone tried to hit a woman with a car. The situation remained under investigation as officers coordinated their locations.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Motor five dispatch, I have that vehicle northbound Van Dyke approaching Ten Mile.
00:04
It's an Ohio paper plate (number withheld).
00:10
Does have the back window on the passenger side busted out? Copy and it can break and assist motor five.
00:16
David 51, we're talking to the male here on Toepfer.
00:19
He's saying that it was an assault, he tried hitting her with a car.
00:22
We're still trying to get further.
00:24
David 40, can you give me motor five's location? Motor five, we're pulling up with you.
00:27
Copy. Looks like we're going westbound on Nine.
00:30
We stopped at the light,
00:32
approaching Ten Mile, westbound Ten.
00:35
David Forty’s on Ten Mile coming up to Sherwood.
00:38
Where are you at, Motor Five? We're still stopped at the light waiting to go westbound.
00:41
Once it turns green, I'll light it off.
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Location mentioned:
M-53 & E 10 Mile Rd, Center Line, MI 48015
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