Child services worker requests police at gas station

Heard on: Hoke NC Law Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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132. Good. Reference your assist CPS/CSS worker now at the marathon in Tar Heel.

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Advised that the family member refuses to give her the children.

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In the middle.

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(number withheld).

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(number withheld), good luck.

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(number withheld), Dogwood Place Apartments, Ivey Street, (number withheld).

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Caller advised a female tried to run her over with her scooter.

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Ten forty-seven, ten.

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Two hundred and six, blood.

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Two hundred and six, go ahead.

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I am ten sixty-one,

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North Carolina.

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(name withheld), (number withheld) .

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(number withheld) North, never to go.

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Ten four. Ten four.

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Four two, 1823 .

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Ten four. One 32 .

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Good. The assistant worker is advising that she now has children.

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She still is requesting law enforcement.

8/31/2026 12:28 PM

Domestic Dispute

Ivey St, Bladenboro, NC 28320

Child services worker requests police at gas station

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a child welfare worker requested law enforcement assistance at a gas station in Tar Heel after a family member initially refused to give her the children. The worker later reported having the children but still wanted officers present. A separate report mentioned a possible scooter-related incident at an apartment complex on Ivey Street.

Child services worker requests police at gas station

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