Reported disturbance at West University determined false alarm, Mesa AZ
Disorderly ConductA disturbance was reported near West University Drive, Mesa, Arizona. The call was later clarified as an argument and determined to be a false alarm. There is also mention that a child playing with a phone may have caused the confusion. No further incident occurred.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District
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Transcript:
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7262-023 copy in 927[1] text
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After this 927[1], the text of 911[2],
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1433 was University Unit 64.
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We just wanted to report a crime mapping the dispatch.
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26
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8-7-2-3 out of 26.
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That's very available for a call. It's the 927[1], texting that.
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I'm at D-Y-T-R-E.
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You can have to make that call.
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On 20-3-24. On 20-24. The person said, never mind, that it was just an argument.
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I think it was a false alarm.
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2030, copy. We'll just ask you for a 900[3].
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Copy. Just for instance, they received a number one call from my mail also,
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claiming that it was a child playing with his phone.
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Copy. Is there any history at the unit? On history, Alahad was just a previous call for the neighbor involved.
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And another call was like a 900[3] on some kids.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
927: Unknown situation requiring investigation, typically due to unclear or suspicious circumstances.
[2]
911: Emergency call received via 911 phone line.
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900: Emergency response for welfare check, unknown trouble, medical issue, or person in mental distress.
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Location mentioned:
W University Dr, Mesa, AZ
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