Male assaults female and threatens with weapon in columbus, Columbus OH
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, a male assaulted a female and threatened to shoot her at an apartment near Broad Meadows Blvd in Columbus. The female appeared distressed and partially unclothed nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Columbus Public Safety
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Transcript:
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for a 33[1] run at near Broad Meadows Blvd, Apt 04.
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A caller is saying that a male black, blue jacket, blue shoes was there beating up her friend,
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refused to provide additional.
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Then stated the male now is threatening to shoot her.
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We call it from soap.
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1999. I'm going to work you out at Chatterton and Legion.
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Got it.
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I'm sorry.
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I got me.
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I got you.
00:48
16, I'm going to start you out for this 34C high risk, soon as they get another car clear, I'll have them that way.
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It's going to be now at McDowell and West Town.
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Original caller says that there is a half naked female white wearing only a black coat in front of the L, I'll think she may be on 49A.
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I've now gotten an additional call on it.
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Caller says she keeps stumbling and out of the road, screaming at the sky.
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I just want to get someone out there because it looks like she's escalating.
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You don't take care of it.
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Please, there once a meeting L has been determined for this 33[1] run.
Police codes explained
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33: Emergency radio traffic only; restricts non-essential communication due to a critical or dangerous situation.
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Location mentioned:
Broad Meadows Blvd, Columbus, OH 43214
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