00:00
Our control wants a possible DV[1] situation that caused a PC[2].
00:36
Suspect of the DV[1] is possibly at a corner residence.
00:40
Could be a Hispanic male, white shirt, last of Garza, 1st of (name withheld), approximately 30 years old,
00:54
Seven, a suspect is a female, white shirt, and the name of (name withheld), 30 years old, over 5 ft ten, at a possible corner residence in the area.
01:02
And EDC is inquiring if it's Code 4 to enter.
01:06
Before they enter, it's going to be the property on the north of Pioneer Way, right at the TCC.
01:15
Confirm you want them to enter to the property on the northeast corner.
01:24
That suspect probably entered the residence.
01:28
We're at the TCC and it's clear for you to see to enter.
01:37
Sixty-nine, fifty-four, twelve, ninety-seven.
01:41
Seventy-four, twelve, seventy-seven.
02:00
Ninety-seven, twenty-seven for the driver, possible victim.
02:05
Seventy-four, twelve.
02:11
Seventy-four, twelve, go ahead.
02:17
1685, do you have traffic?
02:20
Hey, confirm we needed the red 27?
02:25
7, I have a 27 for the victim.
02:36
Last of Rumba, 1st of (name withheld).
02:40
David, 1st of Charles.
02:42
David, (number withheld) .
02:49
First of Charles is showing matching ID to that party.
02:58
Two five three Charles.
03:00
One 9253 Charles, go ahead.
03:04
Five three Charles, (number withheld) has the vehicle.
03:10
Two five three Charles, (number withheld) has the vehicle.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
DV: Domestic violence
[2]
PC: Probable cause ("negative PC" indicates no probable cause)