Father requests welfare check over child phone dispute, Collinsville IL
Family OffenseA father concerned about not seeing his children requests a welfare check at a residence. He worries a man at the home took his 9-year-old child's phone.
Audio|Source: Collinsville, Maryville Police & Fire
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Transcript:
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Two o'clock.
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was seen on the O.P. And he is confused as to why he can't see his children. There's notes explaining further. There is no custody in place. However, he's concerned that there is a male name Justin Rogers there who took his 9-year-old's phone. He would like his children checked on. Respond 2001-9 range tree trail. 204[3] copy. I'll second advice. 10-4[2]-211[1]. You can a trigger.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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211: Robbery (but in this context, likely unit or call number, not an actual robbery)
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10-4: Acknowledgment (OK)
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204: Unit designation or assignment (context suggests unit number, not a crime code)
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Location mentioned:
Collinsville, IL
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