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Springfield, MO

Man yelling about stolen car battery causes disturbance 

audio iconDisorderly Conduct
Near N Roosevelt Ave, Springfield, MO 65803
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
00:55

Transcript:
I want to call the number see if you can hear him. 228. 225. Go ahead. 248, 225 Disturbance 2121, North Roosevelt Avenue for a (name withheld), male. White shirt, red and black shorts. He's at the front of the house yelling about a vehicle battery accusing the caller of taking it. 6.45. The mercy of staging. So it's been sleeping in a green GMC Sierra in the area. Appears all parties are separated, but he's still yelling. If you want to notify the NSF. Okay. 15.06. I've got a vendor on.

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