Man refuses to leave vacant apartment unit, Jeffersonville IN
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a civil dispute at Courtyard Square Apartments where a man refused to leave a vacant unit. Maintenance personnel confirmed that the unit was empty and no property was missing.
Audio|Source: Clark County and Jeffersonville Police
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Transcript:
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Carly units for civil matter, courtyards square apartments, near Courtyard Square, unit 3.
00:04
97[2]. She hasn't called her daughter lives here.
00:07
There's a male on scene refusing to leave.
00:09
Your 68 radio.
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Go ahead.
00:12
Can you switch to service?
00:13
Number six. Is this unit 103, is it occupied?
00:16
Negative. It should be that entire building is supposed to be empty.
00:19
I spoke to the keyholder and he was a construction keyholder.
00:23
He gave me two different numbers to some maintenance supervisors.
00:26
Do you want me to make contact with them?
00:28
Negative, thank you.
00:29
I have one of the maintenance guys here now.
00:30
I got the keys.
00:31
Show any signs of anybody being here.
00:33
Can't contact the keyholder and see if they can come out.
00:35
Fairify if anything's missing.
00:36
10-4[1].
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33, you need any further?
00:38
Negative, you can probably disregard.
00:40
Radio Charlie 90-7.
00:41
How'd he go? Did the caller want me to meet them at Kilmer or do they want me to meet them at the Courtyard Square apartment?
00:46
The rest of the mail can be removed from Courtyard Square.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
97: Arrived on scene
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Location mentioned:
Court Yard, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
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