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On 08/24/2017 at 1211 hours, William Obannon came to the station to file charges on the male half of the trespassing. The male half has been identified as Billy Barnes. Obannon stated that he run into Barnes face to face earlier in the morning when he ran out of apartment 1602. Obannon signed charges on Barnes for trespassing after being trespassed from 2804 Dubarry Drive number 1602 on 08/09/2017.
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