00:00
434 information, you're RP me and McRae.
00:03
Pepper sprayed both of the subjects and hopes to separate them.
00:06
They're still fighting.
00:08
I know weapons other than the pepper spray.
00:13
10-4, I'm gonna be code 3 from Jamestown.
00:19
10-4, thank you, copy.
00:38
We send one or two deputies to the Riprock area.
00:41
We should be patrolled for another half hour or so.
00:48
April, we'll get someone rolling.
00:57
McLendon has an unconfirmed 29 Frank out of Napa County.
01:03
And the top of the on request.
01:13
11319, follow your location is making your pack bed.
01:17
Trans up static on this.
02:20
We'll be returning to baseline.
02:41
This is a radio call.
02:53
Debris fire, campus echo (number withheld) Paloma Road.
03:17
Cal Fire 2132 engine 4451 .
03:20
Debris fire, (number withheld) Paloma Road, cross Water Town Road, 22 .
03:32
For information, your responsible is going to be a (name withheld), (number withheld) years of age, and his father, (name withheld), (number withheld) years of age.
03:44
Both are showing clear valid, and the call taker heard a loud altercation and verbal is going in the background.
04:12
Medical aid stage required.
04:14
(number withheld) Confidence Road
04:39
Two 2671 station two six.
04:41
Medical aid stage required.
04:45
(number withheld) Confidence Road, cross Mount Provo Road
04:56
. All right, they call me.
05:04
Just for information, we have extensive 415[1] history at this residence with these subjects, and they're typically HPD.
Police codes explained
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