Fence parts and hose taken from property in Hart County, Hart County KY
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VandalismA resident with a house for sale noticed missing parts of his fence and a water hose. Some items were found at a neighbor's house and retrieved, but part of the fence is still missing. There is a history of problems with the neighbors. Law enforcement has been involved before. A report was requested and contact with the neighbors was sought.
Audio|Heard on: Hart County KY Public Safety & KSP P3
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Transcript:
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104, I've got a criminal mischief complaint.
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192, Sandalwood Drive, 192, Sandalwood Drive, breaks.
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Your wife.
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He's... His house is for sale, and he's already moved out.
00:23
Someone came into the location and took some tools that they are taking a location they came to the location.
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446 I apologize it's going to be SS possible criminal mischief callers advising he's got the house for sale they've already moved out however some of their items are still there break.
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He came to the residents to get some tools out of the garage and noticed two parts that his fence was missing in a water hose.
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He located one of the proportions of the fence in his water hose at the neighbor's house.
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He has collected those items and put them in his garage break.
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Good one.
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And for part of the fence is still missing.
01:12
He believes that he's had several problems with the neighbors.
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I believe law enforcement has been at the neighbor's house several times prior to this date, too, for a known reason.
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Callers just want the unit to come do a report,
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make contact with the neighbors.
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Hart County, KY
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