Brother Violates Restraining Order at Family Property
Family OffenseA woman reported her brother is at her home, violating a restraining order. He is on the property, possibly arguing with her and refusing to leave.
Audio|Source: Kings County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
One thing. 138. 1664 at 312 East 2nd Street. The RP says that her brother is violating and restraining order that she has on him. He's not supposed to be on the property. He could be sitting in the front lawn refusing to leave. And we did hear a possible 415[1] verbal going on between the RP and him in the background. You run (name withheld)? I'm from a mobile name right now. 14-128[3]. This advising, we did run (name withheld). It's going to be Code 30[2], and we did locate a temporary domestic violence order between the (name withheld) and the RP. It has not been served yet, though.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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415: Verbal Disturbance
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Code 30: Wanted or Caution Hit (person or vehicle)
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14-128: Possible case number or call sign (contextual, not a universal code)
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Location mentioned:
Near E 2nd St, Hanford, CA 93230
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