警方称，亚特兰大警方周二逮捕了一名女子，该女子被指控涉嫌拨打虚假911电话，导致警方追捕，说唱歌手杨·斯库特(Young Scooter)在追捕过程中受了致命伤。
据官员称，这名女子拨打了911报警电话，报告了据称的袭击和枪击事件，导致警方上周五晚上对该市南部的一所住宅做出回应，当时一名男子(后来被确认为年轻的斯库特(Young Scooter))走出住宅，逃离了警察。
「经过短暂的追截后，警员找到该名男子，并发现他腿部明显受伤。亚特兰大警察没有开枪，”亚特兰大警察局(APD)周五在最初的事件报告中说。
富尔顿县法医办公室周二表示，39岁的年轻斯科特(Young Scooter)的法定姓名是肯尼斯贝利(Kenneth Bailey)，他在遭受“右大腿穿透伤”后于周五死亡。
警察局在一份声明中说，31岁的德米特里亚·斯宾塞于周二被拘留。在此之前，警方公布了911电话的音频，其中一名女子报告了据称的袭击和家中的枪击事件，并敦促公众帮助识别录音中她的声音。据警方称，电话是从一个911专用电话打出的。
法庭记录显示斯宾塞的保释金是7500美元。记录还显示，她原定于周三出席第一次听证会。ABC新闻联系了斯宾塞的律师，但没有立即回复置评请求。
“他们开始开枪，但这个，房子需要调查，”警方确认为斯宾塞的911呼叫者在警方发布的音频中说。“他们肯定在做——所以他们在那边做非法的事情。”
打电话的人指的是一名“大量出血”的受伤女孩。
打电话的人说，“她试图逃跑，他们抓住了她。”。“她被挟持了……她光着身子跑到外面，然后他在外面和她打。”
打电话的人注意到“一个孩子也有危险，因为她生了一个孩子。”
据警方称，斯宾塞因涉嫌传播虚假公共警报导致“严重身体伤害或死亡”而被指控犯有重罪。根据佐治亚州法律，如果她被判有罪，她将面临最高10年的监禁和不少于5万美元的罚款。
在斯宾塞被捕之前，洛杉矶警察局凶杀组指挥官安德鲁·史密斯中尉在周五的新闻发布会上被问及911电话中报道的所谓袭击和枪击事件。
“我们还没有能够证实这些，”史密斯说。
史密斯注意到，当负责该住所的警察试图建立警戒线时，“两名男性从房子后面逃了出来。一只雄性又回到房子里，另一只在逃跑时跳过了两道栅栏。
“当警察在围栏的另一边找到他时，他的腿似乎受了伤，”史密斯补充道。"警察提供了帮助，他被送往格雷迪医院，在那里他被宣布死亡。"
这名腿部受伤的男性后来被富尔顿县法医办公室确认为贝利，并于周六向美国广播公司新闻证实了他的身份。
目前还不清楚当警察赶到住所时，贝利为什么要逃跑。自从他在警方拘留期间死亡后，佐治亚州调查局周六宣布，应洛杉矶警察局的要求，已对贝利的死亡展开调查。
当被问及调查的情况时，APD和GBI告诉ABC新闻，他们没有进一步的更新。
Woman charged for allegedly making false 911 call amid probe into Atlanta rapper Young Scooter's death
Atlanta police on Tuesday arrested a woman who was charged with allegedly making a false 911 call that led to a police chase during which rapper Young Scooter suffered a fatal injury, police said.
The woman's 911 call, in which she reported an alleged assault and a shooting, led police to respond to a home in the south of the city last Friday evening, where a man -- later identified as Young Scooter -- exited the residence and ran from officers, according to officials.
"After a brief foot chase, officers were able to locate the male and he was found to be suffering from an apparent leg injury. Atlanta police officers did not discharge their firearms," the Atlanta Police Department (APD) said in the initial incident report on Friday.
Young Scooter, a 39-year-old whose legal name is Kenneth Bailey, died on Friday after he suffered "a penetrating injury of the right thigh," the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office said Tuesday.
Demetria Spence, 31, was taken into custody on Tuesday, the police department said in a statement. This came after police released the audio from the 911 call in which a woman reported an alleged assault and a shooting at the home and urged the public for help in identifying her voice in the audio recording. The call was made from a 911-only phone, according to police.
Court records show that Spence's bond was set at $7,500. Records also show that she was scheduled to appear for her first hearing on Wednesday. ABC News reached out to Spence's attorney, but requests for comment were not immediately returned.
"They started shooting, but this, the house needs to be investigated," the 911 caller that police identified as Spence says in audio released by police. "They're definitely doing -- so they're doing illegal stuff over there."
The caller refers to an injured girl who is "bleeding profusely."
"She's trying to get away, and they're holding her," the caller said. "She's being held hostage … She ran outside naked, and then he was fighting her outside."
The caller noted that there's "a child in danger as well because she had a baby."
According to police, Spence was charged with a felony for allegedly transmitting a false public alarm that led to "serious bodily harm, or death." Under Georgia law, if she is convicted, she faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine not less than $50,000.
Ahead of Spence's arrest, APD homicide commander Lt. Andrew Smith was asked during a press conference on Friday about the alleged assault and shooting that was reported in the 911 call.
"We have not been able to substantiate any of that," Smith said.
Smith noted that as police who responded to the residence worked to establish a perimeter, "two males fled out of the rear of the house. One male returned back into the house, the other male jumped two fences as he was fleeing."
"When officers located him on the other side of the fence, he appeared to have suffered an injury to his leg," Smith added. "Officers rendered aid and he was transported to Grady Hospital, where he was pronounced deceased."
The male who suffered a leg injury was later identified as Bailey by the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office, who confirmed his identity to ABC News on Saturday.
It is unclear why Bailey ran from police when they responded to the residence. Since he died in police custody, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced on Saturday that it has launched a probe into Bailey's death, at the request of APD.
Asked about the status of the investigation, APD and GBI told ABC News that they have no further updates.
