Domestic disturbance with mental health concerns in New London, New London MO
Family OffenseLaw enforcement responds to a domestic disturbance in New London where a physical altercation occurred. The female caller is concerned about the male subject's mental health and requests officers to respond without lights or sirens to avoid escalating the situation.
Audio|Source: Carroll, Chariton, Linn, Livingston Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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this one tonight, right? Tim, sure, be clear? Just make him tight, go ahead. Guarion, if you have a trooper who can back up our deputy responding to a domestic disturbance, 203, Montrobe Drive, a New London. 203, Montreob Drive, a New London. Tim, do you know if there's any weapon?
00:27
No weapons, but they are alleging that it was physical at one point. 10 points, sure be clear. Gray barons with a red over white four winds. 10-4[1], sure be clear.
00:56
He commented by meeting assistance with the domestic at 203 Monroe Drive in New London. No weapons. It was physical. ...robe in New London. Suspect is a Dalton Brown 45 of 92, 0405 of 1992. Collar states she has concerns about his mental health and his request officers respond. No lights or sirens.
01:25
leave that they will set them off. There is a deputy in route. There is a deputy in route. 10-4[1]. Sure be clear.
01:51
Make him 430 10-9[2]. Thank you, Megan. Did you advise no license sirens, correct?
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement
[2]
10-9: Repeat Last Transmission
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New London, MO 63459
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