Shotgun ownership dispute resolved at residence

Heard on: Kentucky State Police Post 13

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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 twenty-eight shotgun.

00:03

That's my savage arm.

00:06

Serial number is going to be (number withheld) (number withheld).

00:10

Two 05305 (number withheld).

00:14

No record.

00:15

Seventy-sixty-seven.

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Yeah.

00:22

Show me TSC Expo patrol car, quick, please.

00:27

Yeah.

00:32

I don't want it.

00:35

Five ninety-one.

00:39

How are we going down yet, quick?

00:42

Go ahead.

00:44

That firearm in question was the granddaughter's there.

00:48

See, grandfather wanted it back.

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We returned it to him.

00:52

Her and the (name withheld) subjects are going 98.

00:54

They both say she's going to go to Crossroads.

00:57

As far as either party, I advise them to go process for 29[1].

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Both of them stand for.

Police codes explained

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29: Wants/warrants (NCIC) check / wanted person

2026-09-08 08:55 UTC

Weapons

Old Kentucky 15, Jackson, KY 41339

Shotgun ownership dispute resolved at residence

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers conducted a weapons check on a Savage Arms shotgun near Old Kentucky 15 in Jackson, Kentucky. Dispatch reported no record for the firearm. The shotgun was reportedly the granddaughter’s, and the grandfather requested it back, so officers returned it to him. Both parties were advised to go through the process for a wanted-person check.

Shotgun ownership dispute resolved at residence

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