Welfare check near South Street for possible restraining order violation, Hollister CA
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Family OffenseA caller requested a welfare check near South Street. The caller's daughter is not answering the door and is believed to have an ex-boyfriend inside the residence. There may be a restraining order involved, but it has not been confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: BEU CAL FIRE and San Benito County Public Safety
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
I'm actually going to divert you to a welfare check South Street.
00:03
Break.
00:09
Go ahead.
00:12
Welfare check near South Street, near Line Street.
00:17
Caller says their daughter is not opening the door.
00:20
Caller believes their ex-boyfriend is inside the residence.
00:24
Caller is outside and cannot hear anything.
00:28
Caller believes there is possibly a restraining order in place.
00:32
Daughter told caller she was taking a shower and does not want to answer the door.
00:38
The daughter is actually...
00:40
actually Carrillo, we're still getting further.
00:45
One, two.
00:47
King, five, Hollister.
00:50
Hollister, King, aye.
00:54
Hollister, King, aye.
00:56
I don't have a cover unit for one, two, for the Welfare Check South Street.
01:02
Coffee. Just confirmed, the daughter's not answering, and the caller just wants us to go over there because she believes there's a restraining order.
01:09
Affirmative, the daughter is refusing to open the door, and caller believes the ex-boyfriend is inside, and there's a restraining order in place.
01:19
Copy, did you confirm there is one?
01:23
Negative.
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Location mentioned:
South St, Hollister, CA 95023
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