Father threatens to shoot son during dispute in Washington, Washington NJ
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Family OffenseA domestic dispute occurred near Cemetery Hill Road, Washington, where a father threatened to shoot his son. The father then left in a greenish-blue truck heading down Dogwood. No physical violence was reported.
Audio|Heard on: Warren County Police, Fire and EMS
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02:12
Transcript:
00:00
764 have unwanted male party near Cemetery Hill Road.
00:05
Caller is (name withheld). He said his father is threatening him, possibly armed.
00:12
He said he didn't see any weapons, but he believes the male has a weapon.
00:17
And he says it's the one you...
00:20
This is what you check tire pressure with.
00:23
He wants to move from the property.
00:28
Okay, (name withheld).
00:29
I'm familiar with both parties.
00:31
I'll be responding.
00:34
(Name withheld), the caller said he's trying to leave even though he doesn't have a license.
00:38
I'll let you know if we get any vehicle description.
00:43
Okay, we see you.
00:49
Okay, 21 respondent.
00:53
21 responding at 1316.
01:00
76 cars, he's in a greenish-blue truck in the driveway, hasn't left yet.
01:14
Correction on that.
01:15
That's the vehicle he would take if he leaves.
01:18
I'll let you know if he does.
01:33
They're advising he has left in the truck going down Dogwood, heading right.
01:45
174.18 be clear.
01:49
Mr. 17418 clear, 1318.
01:51
1318.
01:59
197-864. Nothing physical happened.
02:03
It was just he wanted, you didn't want them on a park property anymore.
02:08
Correct, and he was verbally threatening him.
02:12
But.
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Location mentioned:
Cemetery Hill Rd, Washington, NJ 07882
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