Apparent domestic disturbance near Locust St, Janesville WI
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible domestic disturbance near South Locust Street in Janesville. A caller reported being hit by an ex-partner but declined medical assistance and later left the area in a tan Nissan. The other individual was believed to still be at the scene. Later communication indicated the reporting party was contacted again regarding the same incident.
Audio|Heard on: Rock County Public Safety
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03:32
Transcript:
00:00
Two hundred and one and 203 at a disturbance.
00:08
Two hundred and three.
00:14
Near South Locust Street, RP advised their ex-boyfriend (name withheld) just hit the RP.
00:23
They're denying EMS or still getting further.
00:33
Two one, David.
00:35
Pretty cop.
00:41
Two hundred and one at 203.
00:43
It might actually be (name withheld) and then Doll.
00:49
We spoke with a female over the camera.
00:51
I'll be playing here shortly.
01:01
One zero three.
01:08
Open up an office.
01:16
Ten four.
01:21
One and 203.
01:22
The RP has left the residence in her vehicle, a tan Nissan.
01:28
Male should still be at the house.
01:32
One copy.
01:38
This is actually (name withheld) prepared to copy a traffic complaint Kennedy Road and Humes Road, Humes at Kennedy.
01:47
The traffic complaint RP advised that a small blue sedan, Wisconsin (number withheld), was going about 15 in a thirty-five mile per hour zone.
01:58
Then trying to run the delivery driver off the roadway,
02:02
last seen going onto Humes.
02:04
I'm sorry, northbound on Milton, has a sunroof and a dog in the vehicle.
02:09
Driver was about,
02:10
was a male, about 30 years old with a beanie.
02:13
No further information, no contact needed.
02:15
Any unit needing repeated by.
02:22
Dispatch 206, I'm clearing Motel 6.
02:24
You can send me to the South Locust call if you have to change it to a follow up.
02:28
And I only need one other unit to meet me there.
02:35
Two hundred and six, like happy 203.
02:38
You can disregard.
02:44
Eight thousand 403, 1206.
02:49
Two hundred and six.
02:57
As I mentioned before, (name withheld) had already left the residence.
03:00
She was planning to leave town and was wondering if you could just do contact by phone or would you like her to pull off somewhere for contact?
03:09
She was on at my 911 abandoned earlier that was trying to report the same domestic incident but refused to give me a statement or pull over anywhere in Janesville.
03:18
Can you put the number in the notes for her or the phone number she called on the 911 earlier? Can you put that in the notes?
03:29
It's ten four, so I can just tell you'll call her then.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
S Locust St, Janesville, WI 53548
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