Domestic dispute at 2755 Ayers Tax Court; caller reports husband involved, possible language barrier, male subject described as black male wearing gray shirt and black pants, getting angry., Warren County OH
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, domestic dispute at 2755 Ayers Tax Court; caller reports husband involved, possible language barrier, male subject described as black male wearing gray shirt and black pants, getting angry.
Audio|Heard on: Warren County Police South and FD ALERT
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Transcript:
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Number 32,
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physical, domestic, 2755, Ayers Tax Court.
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31, go ahead.
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Car is advising the husband's trucker.
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Sounds like we're getting language line on the line, possible language barrier.
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31, player.
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302, clear.
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They're in 1944.
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Everg unit's males, the name is Bradley,
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black male wearing gray shirt black pants so getting further.
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All right one, clear.
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Chief 91, Battalion,
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21, Structure Fire, 362 High Street, cost of south food, unknown alcohol drugs, and South Forest Street.
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Two children are on the screen, Melrose, 221,
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time of dispatch,
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1948 hours.
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31, clear.
01:19
Pepper unit C,
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call taker can hear the mail in the background.
01:23
No EMS requested.
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Not advising the mail is getting angry.
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3-1-4. 3-1-4.
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3-2-0-quick.
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3-0-Q. 3-0-2.
01:43
Separated, parties are not separated,
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no longer here yelling in the background.
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Warren County, OH
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