Deputies respond to possible assault near Wabash Ave, Baltimore MD
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible assault at an apartment building near Wabash Avenue in Baltimore. A caller reported that a man was making threats to kill him and requested assistance with removing the individual from the residence. The suspect was reportedly a slim man around 50 years old wearing dark pants. The call came from a secure apartment complex.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Northwest District
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
I just got a second call for a thirty-year-old near Wabash Avenue.
00:05
Announced a common assault at apartment 2B.
00:08
A man is threatening to kill (name withheld).
00:11
(Name withheld) wants the man removed from the home.
00:15
It's a male, about 50 years old, slim, wearing dark pants.
00:24
Yeah, I'm sitting right outside here.
00:28
It's an apartment complex, a secure building, and they're not answering the phone.
00:36
Charlie one four.
00:43
We have a Charlie 14.
00:49
Yeah, could you 1011 near Wabash Avenue?
00:58
Is that the problem or something?
01:00
Ten four.
01:02
What is it?
01:03
You said what was the callback number?
01:12
What was it? That was a common assault, right?
01:16
Sand Forest, a common assault.
01:17
Near Wabash Avenue, apartment 2B.
01:20
Charlie 16 is there.
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Location mentioned:
Wabash Ave #2b, Baltimore, MD 21215
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