00:00
Units from the Tom partners currently online at (number withheld) 170th avenue, (number withheld) 170th avenue.
00:08
Reporting a domestic RP statement, father spit in his face.
00:12
So gathering further, (number withheld) 170th avenue, Argyle.
00:25
County units, father's going to be a (name withheld).
00:29
Arguing about a rut causing the yard from the RP and dad's threatening to cut the internet line.
00:37
Wait, can I take the address again?
00:39
10-4[1], (number withheld) 170th Avenue, Argyle.
00:45
Sure, I'll hang around.
01:04
Ending mileage is 105579.
01:15
County, it's no weapons involved.
01:17
Involved, however, they do have knives in the home, according to female in the background.
01:45
Caller's unsure if dad is under the influence of anything.
01:50
Does think there's suspicions of 10-200[3].
01:52
Is this just person call?
02:02
He's been having issues with subjects camping down there.
02:06
Advised a male in a brown sweatshirt, female in a gray sweatshirt, and a child with them as well.
02:11
Also advised at 5813 tried to locate them a couple days ago and was UTL.
02:16
Parties are separated at this time.
02:21
91022, I'll just check that out by myself.
02:26
The dad is antagonizing the son to try to get him to assault him.
02:39
Copy 101 on scene 234.
02:41
18 from 14, 17 is with you, right?
02:50
You have 17 with you, right?
03:01
County, that is back in the house.
03:03
Caller is staying outside the area.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message is received and understood.
[2]
10-9: Repeat (say again)
[3]
10-200: Unknown/agency-specific code
Family Offense
