Child welfare concern during apartment disturbance

Heard on: Madison County NY Law Dispatch

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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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Four three three, you are close.

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So I got a concern for welfare of that village of Deruyter.

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When you are ready, go ahead.

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(number withheld) Railroad Street, (number withheld) Railroad Street, village of Deruyter.

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(name withheld)

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(name withheld) is the RP from apartment (number withheld).

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Says the front apartment neighbor, (name withheld), is yelling and throwing things.

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There is a child in the apartment.

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RP is concerned about the child, approximately (number withheld) years old.

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Intox, possibly a factor on (name withheld).

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Unknown weapons or drugs.

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Copy that.

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1853, you start that way until he's all set.

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Over.

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2306.

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433, no interview unless needed.

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Yep.

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2306.

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Four one seven control.

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Four one seven.

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Just to advise that a person they're going to check on has been hostile towards law enforcement in the past.

2026-10-25 03:05 UTC

Disturbance

Railroad St, Deruyter, NY 13052

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were sent to an apartment on Railroad Street in the village of Deruyter for a reported disturbance involving a neighbor yelling and throwing objects. A caller was concerned for the welfare of a juvenile inside the apartment, and the person involved was reportedly possibly intoxicated and had been hostile toward law enforcement in the past.

Child welfare concern during apartment disturbance

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