Physical fight between man and woman near 14th and Guerrero, San Francisco CA
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a man and woman physically fought near 14th and Guerrero streets in San Francisco. Both were described as around 30 to 40 years old, wearing dark pants and no weapons were seen. A black Audi might be connected to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:41
Transcript:
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Mission 1 Carnate party 418 at 14th and Guerrero.
00:04
Involving a white female and a white male in a physical altercation.
00:11
At the back David 1 5 Charlie on this 418 at 14th and Guerrero.
00:17
The 14 David, how?
00:25
Is that Edward 1 5 Charles for a cutoff date?
00:31
33 on A2 for one yellow 90 George on this vehicle on A2 only.
00:40
Adam for a cut update.
00:46
Are we reading a description for the involved parties at 14th and Guerrero?
00:50
The white females are at 30 to 40 years old.
00:53
Wearing dark city, dark pants, no weapons.
00:55
The white male is 30s to 40s as well.
00:58
Wearing dark pants,
01:00
no weapons.
01:03
Arbius is driving by thinks there might be a black Audi that's involved.
01:11
There's no 909 anonymous.
01:16
1.5 Adam can't update.
01:23
R-cuddy, dark pants, no weapons.
01:26
Second,
01:27
my mail, 30s, 40s, uninsured, dark pants, no weapons.
01:31
RFB was driving by.
01:33
Things with black Audi might be involved, possibly belonging to the involved subjects.
01:39
No further description, no 9-09.
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Location mentioned:
14th St & Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA 94103
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