Attempted domestic violence in Seattle with stairwell entrapment, Seattle WA
Family OffenseOfficers responded to an attempted domestic violence incident at an apartment unit in Seattle. The suspect had a suspended driver's license from a previous offense. During the response, officers became trapped in a stairwell and requested assistance to exit safely.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire / Seattle Police East / South Precincts
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Transcript:
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Charlie, I'm going to PC[1] for attempted domestic violence.
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Berg, we're heading down to Unit 423 now.
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We see, PC[1] for attempted domestic violence.
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Burg, heading down to Unit 423.
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Just advise when you want to the air.
00:12
Okay, that we'll let you know.
00:17
Hey, George, trying to, uh,
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Charlie Love.
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Charlie One.
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Sorry, we lost radio for a second.
00:25
Go again.
00:27
We're locked in a stairwell.
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We need a bob to get out.
00:30
So if you want to just let us in the fifth floor, we've got to figure out to get to the fourth floor.
00:35
Okay, we'll do that.
00:41
Charlie one.
00:42
To try one.
00:45
Just confirming with our suspect, DOL address listed as Unit 423.
00:53
Negative is attached U.S.
00:55
Suspended remote in the second degree out of Burien.
00:59
Okay, copy, thanks.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PC: Legal justification for law enforcement action, such as arrest, search, or charges.
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Seattle, WA
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