Suspect ran inside residence during family disturbance, Lincoln NE
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Family OffenseA suspect ran inside a residence during a family disturbance near Pioneers Boulevard and S 80th Street. The suspect was later confirmed inside by a family member. There were four juveniles in the house and an incident involving someone trying to push another person down the stairs.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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02:54
Transcript:
00:00
1947-1947, he just ran inside.
00:07
(number withheld).
00:08
Good.
00:11
80 and Pioneers Boulevard with Young David Young 559 at the Silver Fort Explorer.
00:17
Proceed.
00:22
Uh,
00:24
6-14-2-129.
00:32
64013.
00:34
Go later.
00:38
May in contact with Haley (number withheld).
00:47
Wants to discuss being harassed.
00:54
Okay, I set up there later off the monitor.
00:55
Thank you.
01:00
Five big roommates.
01:01
Good night.
01:08
Midnight. 1939.
01:10
We're going to continue to the mission.
01:17
We're going to continue the mission.
01:22
725 good on sign.
01:25
It would be close to 3-3 in center.
01:28
9-8-7-L-be-out with 44, 11-9-3-3-0.
01:40
Percy. Percy.
01:42
11.1.11.1.
01:46
Custody, keep throw through the numbers on you for 7-4.
01:50
Proceed. Pardon. Cusset 3.
01:57
Three.
02:03
1994.
02:04
All right.
02:11
Said.
02:12
Desert.
02:18
She tried to push her down the stairs.
02:22
She advised there are four juveniles in the house.
02:26
Yeah
02:31
AP at 17
02:36
1501 Thank you
02:44
04
02:47
1947, 1957 Mom did confirm he is inside
02:52
Receive you, I see her on the couch, I'm hearing someone walk around upstairs
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Location mentioned:
Pioneers Blvd & S 80th St, Lincoln, NE 68506
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