Portsmouth Woman Says Husband Tried To Run Her Down

Portsmouth Woman Says Husband Tried To Run Her Down

A woman claimed her husband tried to run her down after an argument and a dad sleeps through an emergency situation with his child. We break it all down in the Portsmouth Police Chief’s Daily Briefing.

Suspicious Activity

Under The Influence

A 17th Street caller reported a drunk woman on their porch at 3 am. They said she beat on their doors and windows and they want her removed.

Police took the woman into custody and a relative came to fetch her belongings.

Porch Pirate

A Cherry Street caller reported a man in a black hoodie stole a package off a porch and ran into the alley. Officers took information for a report.

Chased with a Knife

Just before noon, officers received a report from a man who said he was hiding behind a car at 17th and Thomas after someone jumped him with a knife.

A few minutes later, he told police people chased him and he was now hiding behind Woodbine Apartments.

Domestic Dispute

A woman contacted police at 12:22 pm to claim her husband attempted to hit her with his car. When officers arrived at her home, she told them the pair got into an argument at Speedway.

She got out of the vehicle to walk home and she said he took off up Kendall and almost hit her. She backtracked a bit and said she didn’t believe it was intentional. Officers provided information on how to file a protection order.

Dad Slept Right Through It

At 5 pm, officers tried to contact a Franklin Avenue dad to let him know his child was being taken to the hospital. Portsmouth Ambulance needed to contact a parent. They said they knocked on the door but he wouldn’t answer.

Another child came to the door but said he couldn’t wake up dad. Police were unable to contact the man.

Child In Danger?

A Willans Street caller reported screaming at 8:24 pm and told police he feared a child was being beaten.

Employees of a group home told officers a woman assaulted another woman and several employees. The victims did not wish to file a police report. Officers told them to contact the police if it happened again.

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