Domestic disturbance at home with female hitting others, Northfield KY
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, a domestic disturbance occurred near Glen Eagle Drive involving multiple family members. A female was reported hitting others and running outside wearing a black jacket. The uncle was present and arguing. The female has a history of mental illness. No weapons or intoxication were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office - Satellite Agencies
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Transcript:
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Radio 2.13, 75,
00:04
copy on a 10-31, violence.
00:11
near Glen Eagle Drive, again near Glen Eagle Drive.
00:13
Again, near Glen Eagle Drive.
00:17
Byers, there's yelling in the background of the phone call, female hitting everybody and going crazy.
00:22
We did receive another phone call.
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Another call for service states that female is hitting everyone.
00:27
She is leaving the scene now.
00:30
They are not answering call takers questions.
00:37
10-4[1]. 10-4.
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Be advised, D-Female is running outside wearing a black jacket.
00:44
Would you like a unit to back you?
00:50
Radio to 826 your status?
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I'll be 10-8[2].
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10-8[2], 1816.
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Radio to 1375.
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We'd like a unit to back, sir.
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1375, I'm sorry, I was getting in the call.
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What'd you say?
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Would you like a unit to back, sir?
01:15
Ten-four, there's about four or five family members involved in this.
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Ten-four, sir.
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That's 1817.
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Six-29 radio, I'm sorry.
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There's no fielding of the unit to backing one of the domestic.
01:34
That's ten-four, sir.
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I'll start up this way.
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Little ways off.
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Timberster, thank you.
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Also start Metro at 1817.
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And four, sir, we do have a prospect unit en route to you as well as Metra is copied on this run.
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Now,
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last notes in the run,
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10-4[1]. She advised the female is standing in the parking lot.
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Caller states she has history and mental illness, undiagnosed.
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Also advised that the uncle is outside with the subject, still arguing, denies intoxication, denies weapons, and denies EMS.
02:27
Ten-four.
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1820.
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1375, I'm on scene.
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Ten-four, sir, at 1820.
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Six-six, one to nine, radio.
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I'm still about five or six minutes tall.
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Four, sir.
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Eighteen, twenty.
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1086 for now.
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It's the same group, Rollskel, again.
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24. I copy 1086 for now at 1821.
03:17
848, Rayo.
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848. 848.
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Hi, this Eagle is about to see.
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I'm on Brownsboro at Rudy, and I'm starting towards Northfield's location.
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Same four, sir, thank you.
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It's the same location of near Glen Eagle.
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Again, near Glen Eagle.
03:38
I'm okay.
03:44
1821.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood.
[2]
10-8: In service and available for assignment or calls.
Disclaimer:
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:
Glen Eagle Dr, Northfield, KY 40222
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