Father violates no-contact order in domestic dispute
Family OffenseThe audio describes a domestic dispute where a father, despite a no-contact order, is present at the scene. The mother has visible injuries, including marks on her neck and a swollen lip.
Audio|Source: Hamilton County Public Safety
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Transcript:
The CPS calling in, advising there's a no-contact order between the mother and the father. They're currently trying to hide the fact that the male party is on scene. Because there were severe red marks on the wife's neck and right side of the bottom lip is swollen. It's being an (name withheld) party and a (name withheld). Still getting further for you? 2.9.8, I'm clearing C.S.A. I'll start that way. It's not clear. I'm clear. I'm not seen. PPS party calling in? Are they on scene? What can you advise? Mid-9-8, they are not currently on scene. They got a FaceTime call from the mother, and that's how they're getting all of these information. Okay, if you've got a PPO[2] on that party to be staying away from her through the county, I'm in route. That's correct. The call-taker is going to take a look at it. We do have a day of birth for the mother. They are stating there is a TPO[1] involved. You know, so coming around to Sixth its list. Clear. By the same traffic. Clear. Two final two.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TPO: Temporary Protection Order
[2]
PPO: Permanent Protection Order
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Location mentioned:
Near Graysville Rd, Chattanooga, TN 37421
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