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Oxford, NC

Resident reported yelling and leaving Maple Drive home 

audio iconDisorderly Conduct
Near Maple Dr, Oxford, NC 27565
Audio|Source: Oxford Police, Fire and EMS
00:29

Transcript:
170. Good. Disturbance. 210 Maple Drive. 210 Maple Drive. Callers' advisor know the female are his resident screaming and yelling. It's going to be a Kimberly Burwell. Kimball. Someone finish one. Being route. Stand for their advice from the females leaving at this time.

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