Woman Allegedly Tried to Run Boyfriend Over with Car, Columbus OH
Family OffenseA caller reported that a woman was not allowed to leave an apartment by her boyfriend. The woman allegedly tried to hit him with her car. She was seen across the street at urgent care with a knife and has a mental health condition.
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Zone 4 Far Northwest
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Transcript:
You could start for that 17[1] at 2311 E6 Drive, Apartment 201. A boyfriend, initially the caller was calling about the boyfriend, (name withheld), saying that he was not letting her leave. Me on the background said that he would never keep her in the apartment and that she was lying, and he's called and said that she's in a silver sport fusion and tried to run him over. He's now saying she's across the street at urgent care with her, 29[2], and she supposedly has a knife. She does have some sort of mental health condition. He's not sure what the diagnosis is. We're getting another call from the alarm company. It's just an interior motion sensor again. S-15. You didn't look at the time. We have a two-officer car from B Company. Oh, no disregard. Car 83, if you could start with 81, then on that. Eighty-one copies. And 81 and 83, this female has now come back and has locked herself into the apartment at 2311 E6 Drive, Apartment 201.
You could start for that 17[1] at 2311 E6 Drive, Apartment 201. A boyfriend, initially the caller was calling about the boyfriend, (name withheld), saying that he was not letting her leave. Me on the background said that he would never keep her in the apartment and that she was lying, and he's called and said that she's in a silver sport fusion and tried to run him over. He's now saying she's across the street at urgent care with her, 29[2], and she supposedly has a knife. She does have some sort of mental health condition. He's not sure what the diagnosis is. We're getting another call from the alarm company. It's just an interior motion sensor again. S-15. You didn't look at the time. We have a two-officer car from B Company. Oh, no disregard. Car 83, if you could start with 81, then on that. Eighty-one copies. And 81 and 83, this female has now come back and has locked herself into the apartment at 2311 E6 Drive, Apartment 201.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
17: Paper (Report Only)
[2]
29: Unknown, possibly wanted/stolen (context: person with her)
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