Possible no-contact order violation at Auburn home
Family OffenseCaller reports a man may be violating a no-contact order at a residence in Auburn. The man was reported aggressive earlier. The call references an existing no-contact order and prior officer contact.
Audio|Source: Auburn Police
01:49
Transcript:
when you can see where the parking. Okay. I'll close it up. Copy. One item five, one item four, for an order violation report, unknown if still in progress, 1316, 31st Street, Southeast. One out of five, one atom of four. The RP is a friend of being involved, and has spoken to (name withheld) about this in the past, and request a callback if the male involved in the order returns to that location. This is a third-party relay that as of two hours ago that male (name withheld) was at that location and being aggressive, unknown if still at that location. Anonymous. Item 4,5 and 2 out of 9. From the prior calls, the male should be (name withheld) 59 of 93. There is a no contact order in the system, unconfirmed, out of Auburn with (name withheld) as the respondent and (name withheld) at Sierra Solano, 8-2 of 95 as be protected. There is a Brady indicator on that, and (name withheld)'s DOL is valid to the same address.
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Location mentioned:
Near 31st St SE, Auburn, WA 98002
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