Verbal argument over spouse at Fillmore Street apartment, Black River Falls WI
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, a noise complaint was made about yelling, arguing, and door slamming at an apartment near Fillmore Street. The incident was a verbal argument that began over a spouse, with no physical violence reported.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:25
Transcript:
00:00
I have a noise complaint near Fillmore Street apartment 2, caller states you can hear yelling, arguing, and people slamming doors.
00:10
And when you get a chance, if you could 1021, the jail.
00:16
7.
00:17
7.55 Jackson, you show me on scene one.
00:22
10 more.
00:27
Jackson.
00:29
Five.
00:31
Can you run (name withheld) and then (name withheld)?
00:36
Stand by.
00:41
7. 75.
00:45
Good.
00:47
Negative 29s on both parties, and both parties do have, and they're both on probation, they also have no drinks.
00:56
There's some other stipulations on the record as well.
00:59
There's no open cases for either party.
01:03
Second Park, you go ahead and clear it, just a free verbal argument.
01:07
Thank you.
01:13
Section 765, I copy that you can clear it and there's just a verbal argument.
01:19
Ted Fards, you can go ahead and clear it, just a verbal argument, nothing physical.
01:23
It was an argument that started over a spouse.
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Location mentioned:
Fillmore St, Black River Falls, WI 54615
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