Woman hits person with dog leash at store, Long Beach CA
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AssaultA woman in her 30s or 40s wearing black clothing and a bucket hat hit a person with a dog leash inside Marshalls near Atlantic Ave. The incident involved loose dogs and multiple callers reported it. No medical help was needed.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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01:49
Transcript:
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Units on the physical assault on Atlantic, further, have another caller calling in from the Marshalls, advising
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as an unwelcome inside, I rate customers, swinging a dog leash.
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A female black 30s to 40s in black clothing has a dog in the store as well.
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Press charges.
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The caller saying that she hit the victims in the head with the dog leash.
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No medics needed.
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15 from Lee Quinn Carson.
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Flight 16 are a unit closer.
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Authorize emergency response for 9.29 a.m.
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at McBride High School, 7025 Park Quest.
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It's going to be 901K in the main office.
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Attempted to 929 by taking med.
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We're still on getting further.
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Bye, C.O.A.
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18, I'll take it.
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The 16 copy left.
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16, a copy, I'm backing.
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10-5.
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15 is on that physical assault on Atlantic, still getting other callers calling, describing the same female black 30s with a black bucket hat and a purple sweater.
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She's running around the door with the loose dogs.
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Boy from 197.
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Copy.
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Right,
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they're right there by the dog of the German Shepherd.
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I can't so call number 938.
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Location mentioned:
Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90807
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