Male reportedly became physical with female near Broadway, Peru IN
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male reportedly became physically aggressive with a female near the Marathon area of Broadway and Franklin. The female was later seen walking between Colligan and the Marathon. The male, described as having dark hair and wearing a blue jacket, was reported to be near Colligan. Details are based on initial witness reports and may involve a possible assault.
Audio|Heard on: Miami IN Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Green, it's your question being route to the Marathon area of Broadway and Franklin reference the 1016 C.P.
00:08
Witnesses the male got physical with female.
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She doesn't know where the female got.
00:13
Now the male is hanging around by Colligan.
00:17
Not too.
00:19
One, then what is the description of the male?
00:23
Dark hair wearing a blue jacket.
00:26
Clear, are you advised who's over by Colligan now?
00:30
I believe the female may be there now.
00:34
I'm not sure if he still is.
00:36
One sent to.
00:39
Ninety-three, clear.
00:42
Central 110 on the area.
00:45
One-10. Clear,
00:48
the female, apparently was walking back and forth between Colligan and the Marathon.
00:51
They said she has blonde hair, possibly beige pants on...
00:56
Clear, I'll be about two mails at calling?
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Location mentioned:
S Broadway Ave, Peru, IN 46970
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