Possible assault involving vehicle near Ogden Ave, Columbus OH
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible assault near Ogden Ave where a female in a white sedan reportedly tried to strike a male with her vehicle. The suspect was described as wearing a long black coat and leggings. The male appeared to be wearing a dark hoodie and jeans. No weapons were visible, and the vehicle was later found unoccupied near South Souder.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Car 193 and 195, it's priority 16 near Ogden Ave.
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Female in a white sedan reportedly trying to run a male over with a vehicle.
00:08
Suspect is a female wearing a long black coat and leggings.
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One nine five.
00:15
One nine five, go ahead.
00:17
Nine three, I copy.
00:20
Yeah, I just pulled up on a 45.
00:23
It's unoccupied.
00:25
I'm in front of a location on South Souder.
00:29
Copy South Souder, unoccupied 405A 9191.
00:33
If you could start and send with 193 on that run on Ogden.
00:38
No, out of the route for the whole district.
00:42
The victim on the 16 on Ogden is a male wearing a dark hoodie and jeans.
00:48
No weapons seen.
00:49
No tag information; said it's happening south of that location.
00:53
Suspect is yelling at the male.
00:54
If I'm going to jail, then so are you.
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Location mentioned:
N Ogden Ave, Columbus, OH 43204
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