Domestic dispute reported with potential firearm present
Family OffenseA mother called the police about an ongoing argument with her son. She is worried because there might be a gun in the house, although it is not being used. She is staying in a locked room until police arrive.
Audio|Source: Charlottesville City Police Department
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Transcript:
Ease CETA, C.P. 143[1]. C.P. 99[2], C.P. 9.9.C. 9.9[3]. Parity 1.2.1.2[4]. Penic Court. Caller is (name withheld). Just a physical disorder. And the mother’s son keeps going into our room. There is an extensive history of disorders and domestics at this location. call takers still trying to gather further information. One, four, three, is right. So are they separate right now and it’s still active? Still active. And be advised, the caller is now saying they have a Sig 80[5]? One, four days, right? Okay, all right. The caller has access to the gun is not currently holding it. It will be able to build is lock or door so he can't come in. I will find out. So tell her to go in a room lock and don't want until we get there. One 4th A basement post and 120 on the point. to see the units responding to Pennet Court. So the mother left and walked away to the left and is following the son. 10-4. 14. There can be released something active. E. Cp. 16, Cp. 99. You don't direct. Nothing active at this time.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C.P. 143: Charlottesville Police Unit/Call Identifier
[2]
C.P. 99: Charlottesville Police Unit/Call Identifier
[3]
9.9.C. 9.9: Charlottesville Police Unit/Call Identifier
[4]
Parity 1.2.1.2: Radio Channel/Group
[5]
Sig 80: Possible code for 'gun' or 'firearm involvement'
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Charlottesville, VA
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