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Family incident with glass cutter thrown after child drop-off
Family Offense
Crosby, MN 56441
Audio|Source: Crow Wing County Public Safety
00:29
Transcript: We're back from RRI, CNC, see, turn. Toil Andre. Street, Northwest, and Crosby. Call Report Sir X. Let's drop the child off and got no disagreement. He threw a glass cutter. September.
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One hundred plus a new one too. 741950. One or 236 for a disturbance. Address 28 3rd Street, North East. Caller reports her son and his girlfriend threatened to hurt her and are refusing to leave the residence. Apparently the girlfriend has since left her. She doesn't know where she's at. Her son and her granddaughter inside the residence right now. Gover. 1951. (name withheld) is done. We got a space enough, please.
110, 3rd Avenue, northwest for a theft of a motor vehicle. Fire 114 for a disturbance.
100 Cresby anyone? Can you get you at 406, 4th Street, Southwest. It's going to be for a male who fell and hit his head and can't get up. It was called in by an alarm company. Back doors possibly open, otherwise there's no entry info. 520. One under 228 Medical. Good. 406, 4th Street Southwest. For a male who fell and hit his head and can't get up, the back doors possibly open, otherwise there's just no entry in full.
Now here 132. Go ahead. I was able to add the fleet in there for you. It's an 85 Chevy white truck. They are currently still north one-on-three doing about 40 miles an hour. It also has a break later as I'll wait out. Jump forward. This is all 100. 2100, go ahead. The call of the medical at the fair and we will be clear of the fair for anything. Okay, 2,200, see tomorrow. Still northbound, fully gaining Cs up to 55, but then they start flying down again and just pass blue bonnet. 7.4. 2.2.2.2.2.2.2.2. First Street in Southwest.
