Domestic disturbance at apartment leads to separation, Clarksville IN
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, a domestic disturbance occurred at an apartment near Harvard Drive. The people involved were arguing loudly and caused the building to shake. The situation became physical, but the parties separated before police arrived. The female party left in a white SUV.
Audio|Heard on: Clark County and Jeffersonville Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:36
Transcript:
00:00
Charlie and its Red Domestic Court Explore Department, Department 69.
00:04
Section 28.
00:08
Charlie, 51.
00:12
51.
00:18
51.
00:22
Caller is above apartment 69, the arguing is happening in 69.
00:27
The subjects are going to be arguing shaking the whole building.
00:30
Possibly four people and a child live there.
00:38
It's for a domestic at River Chase Apartments.
00:41
Correction, near Harvard Drive Apartment 2.
00:46
Back at 28, the most it's physical.
00:53
(name withheld)?
00:56
86.
00:58
It's going to be Indiana-Vasner.
01:01
262 Charles X-Rourals, 262 CXC.
01:05
It's going to be on Bairns in front of Scots.
01:13
My students' information, fire name is Mr.
01:16
Blacksmith Mill Road procedure.
01:18
Go ahead.
01:20
Is the domestic on Harvard physical?
01:27
Negative, the parties are separated, male left, correction, female left, and a white SUV.
01:34
Okay,
01:35
I'm out in courtyard.
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Location mentioned:
Harvard Dr, Clarksville, IN 47129
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