Report of burglary and child assault at home dismissed, Georgetown SC
BurglaryPolice responded to a report of a burglary near Chasewood Dr where a woman texted 911 claiming several people broke into her home and were assaulting her child. The woman later texted that she did not want help. Officers proceeded to investigate the incident but the situation was unclear upon arrival.
Audio|Source: Georgetown County Public Saftey
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Transcript:
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I've got a burglary near Chasewood Dr. I do not have another unit to go with you at the moment.
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It was a text, and I'm a one. The female stated a group of people broke into her home and were doing explicit things to one of her children.
00:14
She just texted back saying that she does not want help.
00:18
I'm not too sure what's going on.
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10-4[1], I'm in route.
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3-6, show me in route with him.
00:28
Central 37, I'll be in route.
00:34
You clear me from the property check and show me in-rout to that burglary.
00:38
Go forth.
00:41
Battalion 3, fire is out.
00:43
We're cleared up.
00:44
You know, so let you know we're their back in service.
00:46
7. 7.
00:53
Is that 1230?
00:55
Go ahead.
00:59
Do we have any kind of priors of that, Andrews?
01:07
I just had a couple of worst needs of trying to suppress, follow-up and assist another agency.
01:15
Okay.
01:20
The United States was the female just called in and stated that she was playing around texting 911.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Affirmative (Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Near Chasewood Dr, Georgetown, SC 29440
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