Neighbor dispute over children not playing together

Heard on: Crawford County Sheriff and Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Ten forty-two, (number withheld) East Pine Street.

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Unit B, voice for citizen assist.

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Reporting party is requesting to speak with an officer about her neighbor who is calling her names because her children are not able to play together.

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Ten 40 , 1011 .

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Signal 600 .

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Six, six, twelve.

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Ten four, ten four.

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Show me 23.

00:51

Hang on,

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352 status.

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Here.

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Here, 1015.

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41, same go.

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Entry 41, you're on this local.

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And out with one.

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1041, I'm out with one at 1016.

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You're responding to 240 Highway at Mary Cross of Highway

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8. First thing on the left, reporting for the advice that her fiance's at home, advising that the carbon monoxide detector is going off, showing a 3% LEL, and they'd like it checked out.

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No one's showing any illness, everyone's out of the home.

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Go ahead and show me 10-8.

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Reporting party did not wish for me to make contact with the other individual.

7/2/2026 08:09 AM

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E Pine St, Bourbon, MO 65441

Neighbor dispute over children not playing together

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were requested to assist with a possible neighbor dispute near East Pine Street, where a caller reported being called names over children not being allowed to play together. The reporting party later said they did not want officers to contact the other person. Radio traffic also referenced a separate possible carbon monoxide detector alarm at a home off a nearby highway with occupants safely outside.

Neighbor dispute over children not playing together

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