Woman walks away after confrontation on highway, Butler County KS
Family OffenseA woman left a residence on highway 177 near northeast 20th Street after being confronted by a man. She was last seen walking south carrying a Walmart sack. Law enforcement is searching for her and may issue trespass paperwork at another location.
Audio|Source: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
03:49
Transcript:
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I've reactivated that call for last of unrail.
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As you could start to highway 177, northeast 20s.
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That's F4. I'm going to be coming from the August area.
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What do we got? Can you go to two?
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1444.
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Cut.
00:13
Was there something going on at 177 and northeast 20th on the sheriff channel?
00:17
Looks like a civil standby.
00:19
10-4[3], I can head that way if they need extra help.
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Standby. Standby, I'll check. 406.
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I made contact with the RP.
00:31
They have an unknown direction of travel.
00:32
I'm going to try to find her real quick, and then I'll get the VOLO on NCIC[2] paperwork done pretty quickly, knowing who this is.
00:39
But I'll check for about 20 minutes first.
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Brian in second. 31627, my name, Naderberg.
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First of Therese, Tom Edward, Edward, Edward Zebra, Edward.
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First of Thomas, March 17, 1987.
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1444 sounds like ESO has it covered.
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104. Any 109.
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Confirming last is Tom, Robert, Edward, the zebra.
01:12
That's simple.
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I'm showing Signal 30[1] not getting a return.
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7. Go ahead. We'll be clear from here and we'll be in route to Beaver Drive.
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See if we make contact with the other half.
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that went into their mailbox.
01:32
The husband went outside and approached her and she took off, advised they are walking south towards posts from Terrace, wearing a gray sweatshirt, black jogger pants, whites, and the shoes carrying a Walmart sack.
01:47
You don't want to get your car dirty?
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I was advised of the bicycle light walls.
01:52
You can also show her trespass from 115, West Kansas.
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10-4[3].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
30: Wanted/stolen (varies by region)
[2]
NCIC: National Crime Information Center (used for wanted/missing persons paperwork)
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
KS-177 & NE 20th St, Prospect Township, KS 67042
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