Female screams for help in open 911 call
Family OffenseA 911 call was received with a female screaming for help at a residence in Covington, suggesting she was in distress. Officers were sent to the location to investigate.
Audio|Source: Northern Kentucky Public Safety
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Transcript:
6.1 mile marker westbound 275 for an interaction. It's going to be a truck. But I had the guardrail. Under injuries at this time, caller advised that he hit, the guardrail is really hard. Time on 22, 14. 82. Go ahead. Team 911, open line, trouble. 26, 60, bridge crest. Heard a female screaming saying stop. She hung up, and there was no answer on call back. Clear. 26, do you want to back in? Teller 5. 32, I can get that, I believe, 26 is three shifts. 10-4, thank you. 82, I have county just around the corner. I'm going to start with him as well. Taylor, 5. Thank you. I'm calling from headquarters. Taylor, my mom. Hello, (name withheld). 32, I'll be calling from hiking and southern cutting. 10.4. 51, I get a 32. Respond back up for Covington. 2668 Ridgecrest Lane, 2668 Ridgecrest Lane for not one open-line trouble. I heard a female screaming, obviously in distress. The only back to be made out was I fit stop. At the location from Rapid, we get a couple Coventon's units coming, but they're coming from downtown. Tell them a phone. Very in Center, into 42 for response. Copy 82 or 4. 5, I'm clear. Agent 42 responding, 2216. 32, clear. Edge 42 responding, 2216. All right, clear. Yeah, you're clear, thank you. 7-0-3, I'll replace 9. Eagle 1. GENGER, battalion, 41. Retirement, 41, go ahead. Retion, 4-2-1, go ahead. Retion, 4-2-1, go ahead. Retion, 4-21, go ahead. 10-4. 10-4, 22-16. 10-4-22-16.
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Location mentioned:
Near Ridgecrest Ln, Covington, KY 41017
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