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The Daily Crime

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🗓️ 21 January 2022

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Police in New Hampshire continue to search for a 7-year-old girl last seen over two years ago, and in Arizona, a couple is suing the city of Chandler and its police department over injuries resulting from a police chase last July. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Coming up.
0:01.5	She is a beautiful little vibrant girl.
0:06.1	Her smile would light up a room.
0:08.8	For Volt Studios, I'm Reid Redmond.
0:10.8	And I'm Will Johnson.
0:11.8	You're listening to The Daily Crime.
0:16.2	In New Hampshire, police continued to search for a seven-year-old girl who was last seen more than two years ago, according to investigators.
0:23.5	The amount of cash rewards for information leading to the location of a missing seven-year-old from New Hampshire is now close to $100,000.
0:31.9	Manchester, New Hampshire police say Harmony Montgomery hasn't been seen since late 2019.
0:37.4	She was in the custody of her father who has been arrested on assault and endangering the welfare of a child charges.
0:44.2	An Arizona couple is suing the city of Chandler and its police department over injuries resulting from a police chase last July.
0:50.5	Andy's got no memory. Norma has very little memory and it wouldn't matter what they remembered because an RV came in a hundred miles an hour chased by a car, so there was no warning.
1:02.0	Reid, you've been looking at a story that starts with a high-speed police chase in Arizona. Tell us what led up to that chase.
1:09.3	Well, Will, police in Chandler, Arizona said officers were responding to a trespassing call
1:14.3	at a mobile home around 8 p.m. on the night of July 24th, just this past July.
1:19.9	When they got there, they say 32-year-old Arnold Serrano was in an RV parked outside,
1:25.5	that he refused orders and that he then started the RV,
1:28.7	drove through the driveway gate, and again, according to police, accelerated in the direction of one of
1:33.8	the officers. Police then responded by shooting at Serrano, and then when that didn't stop him
1:39.3	from driving away, there was a pursuit that ended with the driver crashing the RV, and Chandler Police at the time posted a tweet that all it said was, quote,
1:47.8	Chandler PD investigating an officer involved shooting near California and Chicago. Suspect crashed at Dobson and Frye while fleeing, suspect in custody. No officers injured, no danger to public. What we've learned in the time since is that while no officers were injured in the crash, others were.
2:04.3	So then is that where this lawsuit comes into the picture?
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