Apparent assault during domestic dispute near McDowell Ave, Chester PA
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a possible domestic dispute between two females near McDowell Avenue in Chester. The situation reportedly escalated into an apparent assault with a bottle, causing a head injury. An ambulance was requested to the scene. The initial call came from a third party, and officers noted the location had prior warrant service activity. The full circumstances remain under review.
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Near McDowell Avenue.
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Near McDowell for a domestic.
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Female versus female.
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It's a third-party call.
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Also, prior to this location were warrant service.
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I don't think anyone was taken in custody.
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Ten four.
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Twenty-three copies.
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Hi there.
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Twenty-seven to get out on Bradley.
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Twenty-seven.
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Two six stop, I'm clear now.
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Twenty-six guy, also near West Sixth Street for all the Parker alarm.
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Front door, they spoke to a female location that did not have the passcode.
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Copy.
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Twenty-seven twenty-seven.
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Welcome twenty-two.
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Good.
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Second call from McDowell.
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They're now requesting an ambulance for an assault, causing a female head injury with a bottle.
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Location mentioned:
McDowell Ave, Chester, PA 19013
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