Police resolve noise complaint at residence, Tyler TX
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a noise complaint near Carla in Tyler, Texas, where several people and cars were making noise outside a residence. The disturbance later moved near West 5th Street, where some people were arguing. Officers made contact, and the music was turned off.
Audio|Source: Smith County Sheriff, Tyler Police, and Tyler Fire
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Transcript:
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322, copy noise complaint, near Carla, near Carla.
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RP advised that there are several cars and teams outside being loud.
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22nd. Twenty-three. I'm twenty-three.
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Ten.
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Sixty-nine, Jeff.
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Sixty-nine, seven.
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Six-nine. I'm ten-four.
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You can change the suspicious and show me tonight.
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Ten-F. Ten. Six status.
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Six status.
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Go ahead.
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Have y'all been able to get back a hold of this all are?
00:51
She actually just called back.
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Okay.
00:57
So we're at the address and there's nobody out here.
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Am I left to pay? Hold on.
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I'm 332.
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So I'm not exactly sure how, but somehow the disturbance has moved to near West 5th Street.
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The caller is en route there and is asking for officers to meet her there because now her son is arguing with the caller's husband.
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Near West Fifth Street and just, you know, she's being very difficult with us and not really.
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Yeah, I'll just, I'm putting that together.
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We'll,
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we'll head over there.
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Ten four.
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Point three, you can have EMS come in on code.
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Table.
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The music has been turned off and contact was made with the party.
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