Ex-girlfriend breaks apartment window while banging on door, Biloxi MS
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, an ex-girlfriend threatened to come to an apartment near Lemoyne Boulevard and bang on the door. She broke a window during the incident. There is a prior history of assault, including a stabbing involving the same female.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Public Safety and MSWIN
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Transcript:
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And the signal at 83, near Lemoyne Boulevard, near Lemoyne Boulevard.
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Apartment 105, again,
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105. Reporting party said that is ex-girlfriend.
00:14
She threatened him by coming to his apartment and banging on his door.
00:18
She is at the location already once,
00:20
and she drives a Chevy.
00:22
Partial plate is Sam Tomato.
00:23
Partial plate is Sam Tomato.
00:28
Brightness, my phone.
00:33
Two more.
00:38
One out, ten for three.
00:50
17 to be advised, the male called, stated his ex-girlfriend is there now.
00:56
She is beating on the door.
00:58
Her name is (name withheld).
01:00
Again, (name withheld).
01:02
Okay,
01:04
(name withheld).
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Yep.
01:09
The... ...16.
01:14
She's 47. I have 79 charges on her.
01:21
We did respond out there on December 2nd.
01:31
28, Jackson.
01:32
Twenty-eight, Jackson.
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Twenty.
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Two.
01:47
Is that the one where she stabbed her boyfriend in the leg?
01:56
She's the one who threw something on the passenger floorboard and tried saying that he pointed at her.
02:05
And we advise reporting party contact and say that the female has now broken his window to the apartment.
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Location mentioned:
Lemoyne Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39532
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