Two adults cause a peace disturbance in rural fields, Howell County MO
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a report of two young adults walking through fields in Howell County, Missouri, possibly causing a disturbance. Officers located them near a barn. The incident was classified as a peace disturbance. No charges were filed, and the subjects were released without further action.
Audio|Source: Howell County Public Safety
02:53
Transcript:
00:00
He made contact with the RP again. He stated he lost visual on the two subjects.
00:06
They started walking through the fields on Canada at 6.2.30 towards West 160.
00:14
If they do come out, probably around the 6390 area, West 1.60 area.
00:20
The female brown sweatpants, dark shirt, male white, t-shirt, blue shorts, or black shorts.
00:28
Both have dark hair, both carrying backpacks, approximately 18 to 24 years old.
00:35
Okay. And where do you think they'll pop out from where they're out?
00:41
I'd say probably around Canter Road 6390 area and West 160 be just a little south of that 7,000 second entrance area.
00:53
Okay.
00:56
Also, they did, the RP did retrieve a dog and it was actually the neighbor's dog.
01:06
Okay.
01:09
Okay.
01:26
1403 407 status 403 403 1019 403 1019
01:37
407 1019 Copy for both
01:43
20, be itized pending call, sector 2, to be coming in progress. It'd be much well as if you can respond.
01:54
We're in County v10A.
01:57
You can show us transporting to ZH with one class three.
02:10
Toppy one, class 3 at 1839.
02:20
Keep on the team one.
02:24
Keith Thompson was entertained.
02:26
Labelled this as a peace disturbance.
02:30
RP declined the voluntary statement. All cars would be ten-eight.
02:37
104 will notate that 1839 I'm going to get P&T response for Keith Thomason.
02:47
No criminal charges subject was released from detainment
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Howell County, MO
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
