Newborn taken and car seized in domestic dispute, Cleveland OH
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a domestic dispute occurred near East 146th Street where the child's father took a newborn yesterday and is currently trying to take the mother's car.
Audio|Heard on: Cuyahoga OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I haven't said any six okay I copy 936 broadcasting a code one domestic near East 146th Street I have (name withheld) calling in their child's father took their newborn child yesterday and is now on scene trying to take her car to know where a child is mill is
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(name withheld) broadcast 936 if anybody can break
00:26
15, what's your status?
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Bob's a clear.
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Just give us a few minutes.
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Thank you.
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Big 12 to radio.
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Go ahead.
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Can you create a CPOP follow-up CAD for 7804 Colfax Road?
00:46
Okay, it's 2744.
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Okay, it's 2744.
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We got...
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near East 146, we had (name withheld) calling in, she said her child's father took their newborn child yesterday,
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and now he's on scene trying to take her car.
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His name is Jerome Scott.
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He has a yellow-lime work jacket and blue work pants.
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She drives a,
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with three Toyota Camry with expired tags, black and color.
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I don't have a good callback.
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I'm looking for the mail now, and there's priors, but not with him.
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Location mentioned:
E 146th St, Cleveland, OH 44120
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