Police respond to family disturbance on Water Street 

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Roger, I am showing two O'Street in Snowington. 248-12, 132, domestic. Okay. Can we start making some phone calls here to see if there's an issue with (name withheld) today? She's now on a half jog north on Water Street, taking she can again across Amtrak. Roger. 15.8.30, south of 44. Art, Southbound part of between the five three, two parts, and I'm looking for a onto court. 246 did you need a slow roll that way for a possible 28 or negative? C2C802. Negative, 26. 8.5. Send it. Now you're going to say you need to. Thank you so, Winston. 200. She's walking out of the Dotson's courtyard property. I don't know if she's a member of the Snigar family here or otherwise. That's why I could use some help with a couple sevens right now. Westbound 11 at 10, looking for a Mazza 6-5 on the right shoulder. So the beating, you might have a plea. Well, he couldn't tell, they'd make them all available. Roger. This holding line 1065 at 33 Harvest Court. Only history there is going to be one other last July and a 10159-1-1 call in October. All right, time for us. Rod, we only have one number. Looks like a landline. Nobody's answering the phone there. 165. 32-8, Senator Strato. 165, letter.

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