Custody exchange dispute requires police to keep peace, Mammoth Lakes CA
Family OffensePolice responded to a custody exchange dispute between ex-partners over child pick-up. Officers were requested to keep the peace during the child transfer at 21 Callahan Way and local Frihole.
Audio|Source: Mammoth Lakes Police / Fire, Mono County Sheriff, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Thomas Evan 101. Go ahead. I just got a civil call slash kick the peace. Last of Don Darrell, first of Darrell, stated that he and his ex are having issues with a custodial drop-off. Sounds like a major communication issue where he stopped at the grandmother's house to pick up his daughter, texted the mother.
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to have the daughter go downstairs and the mother refused to do so. He refused to go upstairs to get the child and left and now is waiting for the mother to get back to the home to then bring the daughter downstairs and for either him to go pick the daughter up at the mother's residence or she is going to take the child to his residence. That's a 21 Callahan way.
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1144 Tommy, cancel Tom 7 will handle after this call. Step 4. Jeff 4. 8, 101. Tom 8. BRP on the civil issue just called in soon. Now he's requesting a keep the peece as the mother is currently walking the daughter over to the local Frihole.
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And he is going to meet her there and requesting I keep the peace for the transfer of the trial. 10-4, he put this call that I'm on right now, back in holding, and we're on our way to freeholding.
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
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