Child reports disturbance at McNamara Ave home
Family OffenseAudio of a dispatch call from a five-year-old at 19 McNamara Ave. The child said he was at another child’s house and wanted that child to leave, and he asked that his mother not be arrested. Voices are heard in the background. Security video reportedly shows a woman in a red shirt approaching a man and woman with her arm extended; it is unclear if she was holding anything.
Audio|Source: Broome County Public Safety (P25)
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Transcript:
Respond to 19 McNamara Ave. (name withheld) of the five-year-old caller (name withheld). The child said he was at (name withheld)'s house and said he wanted (name withheld) gone. He said he wanted to keep his mom and asked responders not to arrest his mom. Voices heard in the background; the child said "come, hurry." 19 McNamara asked, please mean up. and mill we're going to giving you a second Okay (number withheld) such as much 10-4[1] 1428. So anything else regarding the second call to return to second quarter is now a two-year-old number seven (name withheld) 19 (name withheld). I have checked over a five-year-old girl caller for respiration. Room security advising they have a bit of video. It shows a female in a red shirt, black pants, white sneakers, walking toward another male and female with her arm extended. Could not tell if she was holding anything. The next frame shows a subject.
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Location mentioned:
Near McNamara Ave, Binghamton, NY 13903
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