Possible abduction near Airline Dr, Houston TX
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible disturbance near Airline Dr involving a reported assault. A caller stated that a woman was struck and forced into a car by a male who then left the area in a red 2023 Honda Accord. Both individuals appeared to have left the scene before officers arrived. Details remain unconfirmed and under review.
Audio|Heard on: Harris TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
O2 is a disturbance. Signal dropped in 22B30 sector, near Airline Dr.
00:05
Is the air clear?
00:08
Yes, please go ahead.
00:11
Two B twelve nine G SOB one time is for me waiting at the station for a shot.
00:16
Thank you.
00:18
Nothing.
00:21
Ten .29, you can check this out.
00:23
Code two.
00:25
That was for 22BD, 29 units.
00:28
That's clear.
00:31
Clear. Now it's going to be near Airline Dr.
00:34
State is going to be for a caller.
00:35
They said there was a female hit in the head and forced into her car.
00:38
States that the suspect and victim left the scene.
00:41
Suspect thought it was going to be a red car.
00:43
States that he was leaving.
00:47
Pro date on the code two.
00:48
It's going to be a male, approximately 35 years old, short, wearing a green shirt and denim pants.
00:53
That was going to be. Red 2023 Honda Accord.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Airline Dr, Houston, TX 77037
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