Possible domestic disturbance near Conley St, Baltimore MD
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers received a call about a possible physical domestic disturbance near Conley Street and Pembroke and Adams Place in Baltimore. A male was reportedly shouting, property was damaged, and unknown weapons may have been involved. A female left the area on foot toward Adams Place. Details remain unclear and unconfirmed.
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Transcript:
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For a physical domestic,
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near Conley Street,
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both Pembroke and Adams Place.
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Complicated,
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hit (name withheld) and damaged things, unknown weapons.
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It looks like a male is screaming for a female not to touch him, with a lot of commotion in the background.
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House wreck.
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Twenty-one year old.
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Twenty-five.
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Twenty-two fifty-two.
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It's way out of mouth.
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Twenty-two sixty-three.
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Twelve twenty-nine.
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Point on Oliver Avenue.
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Twenty-two thirty-four.
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Forty-two on the precincts.
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I mean, healthy.
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Ten four.
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A female party took off running.
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It's like towards Adams Place.
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Do you have a description?
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I didn't see where she took off.
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The other female took off on foot towards Adams Place.
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13, you can send me an account as well.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Conley St, Baltimore, MD 21224
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