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Man reports being hit in the head during family dispute, Grand Island NE
Family OffenseOfficers responded to a call near West 5th where a man reported being hit in the head during an argument. There was loud yelling and a possible assault between known individuals. Police searched the backyard and basement areas for the suspect, who might have fled or hidden nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Grand Island Police, Fire and EMS
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05:36
Transcript:
00:00
About 911 hang up[1], near West 5th.
00:02
There was a male screaming about somebody being arrested for hitting him in the head.
00:07
He hung up, but there was a lot of yelling.
01:53
It sounded like something maybe fell in the yard directly to the east.
01:57
It's near South Sycamore if one of you guys can flex over here so we can check it out.
02:08
Two-four. Two-four is going to head your way.
02:14
Permission from the property owner enter the backyard.
04:47
When you guys are done over there, I found a crawl stage back here in the basement that he might be in.
05:10
You got an area in the basement you need?
05:13
Yeah, that's probably a good one for your doggo.
05:20
Devore, you want me to come in there?
05:22
Yeah, if you're not needed with them over there.
05:26
I've just been watching the front.
05:30
Yeah, there's nobody upstairs that I'm concerned about if you want to come up.
05:35
Well, that front door's lost.
Police codes explained
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[1]
911 hang up: 911 hang-up call
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Location mentioned:
W 5th St, Grand Island, NE 68801
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