Beige sedan sought in possible abduction near St Albans, Kanawha County WV
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement issued a be-on-the-lookout alert for a beige sedan possibly involved in a domestic situation. A woman reportedly contacted authorities claiming she had been taken against her will from Lawrence County to Charleston and that the vehicle may now be returning toward Ohio. The alert included that the vehicle was last seen near the St Albans-Nitro Bridge.
Audio|Heard on: Cabell County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Dispatch to all units, stand by to copy a bolo.
00:09
Dispatch to all units.
00:13
Be on the lookout for a beige Honda Accord, (number withheld).
00:22
Believed to be traveling westbound on I-64.
00:25
Vehicle was last seen crossing the Nitro-St Albans Bridge.
00:30
Vehicle believed to be headed back to Ohio at this time.
00:34
Vehicle.
00:40
Vehicle is believed to be involved with a domestic situation.
00:46
Just called in by Kanawha County, they advised that a woman had texted them saying that she'd been taken against her will out of Lawrence County and brought down to Charleston.
00:55
They began pinging her phone, and it appears to be heading back towards Ohio at this time.
01:00
Last ping was at 1350 today.
01:04
Advised they'll call back if it pings in our area.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
St Albans-Nitro Bridge, West Virginia
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