Deputies respond to possible domestic dispute near 16th St, Port Huron MI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible domestic dispute near 16th Street in Port Huron. A caller stated that their partner threw objects and an animal during the altercation. Both individuals were separated when officers were contacted. The male involved reportedly left the area wearing a red coat and tan sweatpants and may have made suicidal statements.
Audio|Heard on: St. Clair MI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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24 and 18, copy domestic.
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It's going to be near 16th Street.
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Caller's (name withheld) threw an animal at (name withheld), throwing things at the caller.
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Happened about 20 minutes ago.
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Both parties are currently separated at this time.
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Clear.
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Eighteen and twenty-four.
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Be advised, the male half is going to be (name withheld).
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Sounds like he's trying to leave before PD arrives.
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He walked outside unknown direction wearing a red coat and tan sweatpants.
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I can throw you on that as well from I-94.
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Clear, she's a protected party as well.
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Units responding.
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Just be advised, he made a comment that he was suicidal as well.
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Fifteen, I copy that.
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And she got a phone number for him.
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Probably started arguing and he's suicidal.
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Location mentioned:
16th St, Port Huron, MI 48060
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