Assault investigation near Tamarack Blvd in Columbus, Columbus OH
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AssaultPolice are investigating an assault near Tamarack Boulevard Apartment C-10 in Columbus. The suspect, described as a male with face tattoos and wearing a red sweatsuit, was involved in a disturbance. A caller reported the incident, noting the suspect may have planned additional fights. Officers are responding to the location.
Audio|Heard on: Columbus Police Zone 1
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01:31
Transcript:
00:00
17 dropped on a...
00:01
If I can keep the both of you guys together, please for a 17-4707 Stoneway Drive caller's (name withheld).
00:10
273.
00:13
1820 Uh
00:17
Subject, male with face tattoos and red sweatsuit.
00:22
Two from cellar.
00:24
Actually, stand by, this run makes no sense.
00:27
Copy all, can you get to that.
00:28
Eighty-two.
00:29
1151, let's not the 41-law worker.
00:32
Okay.
00:33
As 15.
00:34
Two-upon-celona.
00:36
182, 183. It reads like a 50 run out of a 17.
00:40
Subject, male, light skin, face tattoos.
00:45
Four twenty-seven and even the time she's not a lot of the world's going to see.
00:50
Thick dreads, red tips.
00:53
Last thing wearing a red sweatsuit, call, it's called, call her son-man father.
00:59
Call her, she saw him at this location, she lives across the street.
01:03
Hey, what I'm saying?
01:06
He was going to have another female fight her.
01:09
(name withheld).
01:10
And it looks like he may have a case for disorderly conduct assaults.
01:15
1.3, then 3rd.
01:18
182, copy.
01:22
It looks like he's actually at near Tamarack Boulevard Apartment C-10.
01:27
12. 12. You can clear a 184, oh not is here.
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Location mentioned:
Tamarack Blvd c 10, Columbus, OH 43229
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