Violation of protection order on Oriole Drive reported, Jasper County IN
Family OffenseA violation of a protection order occurred near Oriole Drive. A red pickup truck approached the caller on the 61st Avenue ramp, gave a business card, stated he could not stay, and then left eastbound. The protection order on the suspect remains active.
Audio|Source: Jasper County Sheriff, Indiana State Police Districts 13 & 14
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Transcript:
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Affirmative. I have a signal-six detail for violation of protection order on the board for
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showing for Oriole Drive.
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Signal 6[2].
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North Indian is from near 3713. I can signal 6. Protection Order. You guys have been 106 for a while.
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2118.
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911.
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The EADO papers have been signed by the judge.
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911. 911.
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13m0.1050 PD.
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1313.13.
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The caller was set on the 61st Avenue ramp by a red pickup truck.
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He had a return on the suspect vehicle.
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The suspect vehicle handed him a business card and said he could not stay and left eastbound 61st. My caller was standing by in the gray F-150.
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Great F-15.
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The card.
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23 and 13.
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13.
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Can you run a 27[1] on the CP and the suspect make sure that the T.O. is still active?
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Sir, I just looked it up on Insight.
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It is showing active still.
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13 is clear, thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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27: Driver’s license/permit information check
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Signal 6: Escaped prisoner
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Location mentioned:
Oriole Dr, Wheatfield Township, IN 46392
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