Verbal domestic dispute near Monterey Street, Hollister CA
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a verbal argument occurred between a woman and a man in an alley near Monterey Street. The man's one-year-old child was present but safe inside a nearby house. The woman blocked the man's vehicle from leaving during the dispute.
Audio|Heard on: BEU CAL FIRE and San Benito County Public Safety
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01:46
Transcript:
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One two and one three, it's a domestic in the alley near Monterey Street, RP's girlfriend,
00:07
and her child's father is in the alley in a verbal argument, no weapons,
00:12
negative 115 for HBD, we're still getting further.
00:28
1-2-1-13. The male half is (name withheld), white male, 19-5-9, heavyset.
00:36
The black shirt is still getting further.
00:38
One two and one three.
00:42
We're getting a call from the father of the child who's saying that he was driving by and saw a random guy holding his one-year-old daughter in the alley.
00:50
So he stops.
00:51
Now mom's outside, blocking him from driving away.
00:56
The female is standing in front of the father's vehicle so that they don't leave.
01:04
The child is not outside.
01:06
The child is in the house.
01:07
home,
01:09
we're still trying to get from this.
01:12
Copy. If you're still in line with the fallers, just let them know if they put until we get there.
01:17
We'll sort it out.
01:19
Thanks.
01:35
1-2 Hollister ran out both parties involved (name withheld) and (name withheld) was code for negative match without the deal B and (name withheld) was code for ID card
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Location mentioned:
Monterey St, Hollister, CA 95023
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