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Male pulled female into vehicle at gas station, Richland MS
AssaultA male pulled a female into a white Nissan vehicle at a gas station near Scarborough. The situation may be domestic. The vehicle is traveling southbound on US 49 near Scarborough.
Audio|Heard on: Rankin County Police and Fire
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Timor, week (number withheld) south down for a white Nissan Frontier pulling a trailer.
00:07
Red trike on the back as well as a yellow four-wheeler.
00:11
He's been following this vehicle since Clinton and the male driver,
00:18
and there is a female inside of the vehicle as well.
00:22
Female is apparently walking inside of a gas station,
00:25
and the male pulled her into the vehicle.
00:35
Acknowledgment, possible to in-house with us through that female.
00:40
Stand by checking.
00:45
On southbound.
00:48
We're getting on 49 south from Scarborough.
00:52
Tenmore, disregard their pacific bride coming southbound.
00:58
Acknowledgment, red Nissan with white trailer.
01:01
White Nissan trailer with a red trike and a yellow four-wheeler on the back.
01:10
Good fall tone on it.
01:17
(Number withheld) is at destination 35.9.
01:25
Of the store and was very irate when he walked out of the store towards the female driver by our shoulders and put her into the vehicle.
01:33
Either he's not sure if they were together and it's some kind of domestic situation or if they don't know each other but he's just concerned about the female's well-being.
01:46
As long as they got eyes I'm gonna stay right here at Scarborough I'll be waiting for me to come by to get eyes and make contact.
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Location mentioned:
US 49, Richland, MS
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