Woman reports deaths and threats at residence, Tulare CA
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Medical EmergencyA woman called 911 reporting three male juveniles dead at a residence near East Sequoia. She mentioned a demon and a white pickup truck, cannot find her son, and threatened suicide if not helped.
Audio|Heard on: Tulare City Police and Fire Dispatch
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
9-1-1[1], open line, suspicious circumstances.
00:04
A possible address, near East Sequoia.
00:09
Have a female caller on the line, cooperative, not answering questions.
00:14
However, she's stating that she needs police, advising that there are three male juveniles that she believes are dead.
00:24
We're getting further.
00:28
What are you doing?
00:30
35.
00:36
24, 1041.
00:40
24104. 24.4.
00:47
4. Sam,
00:48
2.2.2.5.
00:57
Sam 72, we vote.
01:00
Good.
01:01
We're coming from City Arts.
01:03
Are we clear, code three?
01:09
Part of Closierce. Fri-dove, closest can it is as well.
01:11
If there's one closer.
01:14
Closer. Flood.
01:20
Flip, Robert, Code, 3 from H.N.
01:22
Caking.
01:28
1043. She may be a mental subject.
01:31
She's now changing her voice, making statements regarding a demon and an associated white pickup truck.
01:59
261, 32A, medical aid, near East Square.
02:11
55-35, Larry, further 1043.
02:15
The caller advises she's going to be standing outside in a black jacket.
02:19
She's now advising that she is unable to locate her son,
02:24
also stating that she will commit suicide if she doesn't receive assistance.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
9-1-1: Hang up (abandoned 9-1-1 call)
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Location mentioned:
E Sequoia Ave, Tulare, CA 93274
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