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Ozark Trail: A Narrative Analysis

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On May 4th, 2016, at approximately 9:30 p.m., I, Deputy Kyle Masters was dispatched to 16550 Ozark Trail in reference to a domestic. Upon arrival I made contact with Kathy Cook and Samuel Washington. Both subjects stated that they were involved in an argument. Both subjects stated that they wanted to leave the residence and go stay somewhere else for the night. Kathy and Samuel began arguing over who was going to take the dogs with them. Kathy stated that she gave one of the dogs to Samuel as a gift. I advised Samuel that he could take his other dogs and the one that was given to him as a gift with him. Kathy grabbed her bags with her property in them and got in a truck with her son. As her son was backing the truck out, Kathy said

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