Traffic crash and assault reported at Cascades Parkway, Cascades VA
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, a traffic crash occurred at Cascades Parkway and Palisade Parkway involving a silver Honda SUV and a white Toyota SUV, blocking the roadway. A physical altercation reported between the drivers, including threats and an assault where a driver hit the other in the face.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
230, Charlie, for a crash, Cascades Parkway, Palisade Parkway, B-230.
00:04
Silver Honda SUV versus a white Toyota SUV.
00:09
Vehicles are blocking in the roadway.
00:12
Additional caller advising mail struck her vehicle with his car.
00:17
That caller was not answering questions, just saying, please come.
00:22
1901 2.30, Charlie, be advised.
00:30
Male driver advising the female keeps saying he wants to kill her and she's screaming.
00:37
Male is outside the female's vehicle.
00:40
Female stating the male driver hit her in the face.
00:45
1901.
00:47
280 alpha self-initiated a traffic stop in area, bridge top, circle, live and tech drive, B280, 1903.
00:54
270 alpha,
00:56
you want me to redirect to the crash on close?
00:59
We currently have five units in route to that crash.
01:03
Units and route to the crash on Cascades Parkway.
01:07
Male driver on the line stated female came up to his car and hit it now female stated to him it was the male assault male waiting on scene
01:21
1903
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Location mentioned:
Cascades Pkwy & Palisade Pkwy, Cascades, VA 20165
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