Verbal dispute over keys at apartment complex, Panama City FL
Disorderly ConductA verbal dispute occurred at an apartment complex where a man in a gray hoodie refused to return keys. There was mention of a firearm, but no weapon was seen.
Audio|Source: Bay County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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Seventy-1-875 West 11th Street. 875 West 11th Street. It's going to be a flush of black apartment. It's going to be apartment 300.
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Take 1025 with Danny in the parking lot with a waiting for the 14.
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507.
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Nope.
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Timmer. That would be 51, 55 of back.
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Myself, number 46, and number 41 are getting out for a Signal 14 at 209 St.
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Cathay and Bull Award.
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10123.
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1121, 1097 on the 13.
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10.4.
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Do we have a description of this, no?
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46,000. Forty-.
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It's in reference to a Signal 3 and 1099.
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1099. 10.
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We can't receive the information third party if I was going to be a white male or the name as possibly (name withheld).
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26.
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Four, sir, go back.
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Units respond to the 22[1] verbal. The plan is going to be in a white for X-4 or devised an Hispanic mal and gray hoodie in short-passes keys and is refusing to give them back.
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4.30.
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22[1]6. Changes to a signal 44, status 1.
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Status 1.
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64-11 haven't since then 7.
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4.
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Part 6.50s.
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Okay.
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Yes.
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He is responding to the 22[1] verbal. The compliance are separated, the parties are separated this time.
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The male caller is advising he heard a female of the Hispanic male state something about the signal zero firearm, but none have been seen.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
22: Physical disturbance or altercation requiring police intervention
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Location mentioned:
Near W 11th St, Panama City, FL 32401
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