Verbal dispute during divorce over camera removal, Sidney OH
Family OffensePolice responded to a verbal dispute between two parties going through a divorce. One party reportedly removed security cameras. Officers intervened to keep them apart. No physical violence was reported.
Audio|Source: Sidney Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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236 and 203. We responded to near door leaves. The reference to a verbal dispute between (name withheld) and (name withheld).
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(name withheld) advising that (name withheld) would have taken the ring cameras off.
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They are going through a divorce break.
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Go ahead.
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It is going to be verbal, however I'm trying to get parties to separate.
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It could read the caution no per 219 and have you both respond out.
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Curtis is copy.
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Jeff is copy in a house.
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36, what's your 20?
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No one from station.
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I advise.
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Okay.
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Do you. 33 stations?
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Can you contact CSB and send my work phone, please?
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Please.
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231, check-off.
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Push a King break.
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You know contact.
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I wasn't able to speak with RP.
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Senate 4.
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Sarah, the station on 10-7[1]. I don't have it in computer issues. I don't believe the apartment number showing up. Can you revise?
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203? Post-19.
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This was requested that TUNS be sent during any heated dispute due to 32 being inside the resident.
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Both parties are separated at this time.
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10-7: Out of service
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Sidney, OH 45365
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