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Woman screaming and threatening people at motel parking lot, Charles Town WV
Disorderly ConductA woman at Motel 6 near Jefferson Terrace Road was screaming and threatening people in the parking lot. A caller reported that the woman was intoxicated and arguing with her father, causing concern about a possible fight.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Police Dispatch
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Sheriff Steader County Unit 4 Disturbance, near Jefferson Terrace Road, Motel 6.
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39.
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The caller said there's a female in room 2 o' 4th screaming, running up and down the parking lot threatening people.
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44, Territus, and clear my stop being around with them.
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Trevor.
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Senator County and a TNCated verbal domestic in progress, 17 whispering echoes drive, hidden reverse subdivision.
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35. Unit 2 says 35.
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5.40.
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27, Jerson, that was me.
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Myself in 38 will be around for that.
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Copy. It's 2738, 548.
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The caller said that their daughter is intoxicated, arguing with their father, worried that they'll get into a fight.
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We're getting further.
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540A, Jersen.
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What was there the mayor external whisper away?
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17.
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Harrison to 39th.
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Okay.
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Your female subject is going to be white,
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40 years of age, small in stature, Robin's French subject,
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the college thing is that they're going to be at the front desk waiting for you.
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No.
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54830 notes.
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Good.
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Myself on 647, I believe dealt with that email last week here at the motel.
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Location mentioned:
Jefferson Terrace Rd, Charles Town, WV 25414
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