Family dispute with man threatening self-harm

Heard on: Marion County Public Safety

03:02

00:00

County car's taking a report.

00:02

A 911 at (number withheld) 170th Avenue.

00:07

Male is 1055 and out of control.

00:19

1055 that way.

00:23

20 copy all that that way.

00:27

Over.

00:32

Can you give me that address again?

00:38

(number withheld) 170th Avenue.

00:45

15-0.

00:51

So we're trying to get more information now.

00:57

30-0.

01:02

Sounds like the male is threatening to kill himself with a .32 at this time.

01:16

20-0.

01:21

Pretty sure.

01:26

County cars, be advised.

01:28

Female is not sure if the male is still at the residence.

01:31

She stated he might have left in a white Chevy truck with red, white, and blue lights.

01:36

It is registered to his grandmother.

01:43

Never.

01:47

Nineteen, you're at.

01:52

Twenty, you're at.

01:59

Thirty, you're at.

02:06

Female advising the white truck is still in the driveway at (number withheld) 170th Avenue.

02:11

She is stating her father and grandma are not in the house, but she does not see her brother at this time.

02:17

Does not believe he has any weapons at this time, but he did threaten to harm himself with one.

02:32

20 copy.

02:40

Female stating she has seen a 32 in the truck before, but not sure if it's currently in there.

02:46

Be advised.

02:52

18 direct.

02:57

15 direct, we should have a 28 on that truck from a prior call, pretty sure.

7/22/2026 07:18 PM

Domestic Dispute

170th Ave, Knoxville, IA 50138

Family dispute with man threatening self-harm

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a domestic-related welfare concern at a rural residence on 170th Avenue after reports that a man was out of control and possibly suicidal. Radio traffic indicated he had threatened to kill himself with a .32 caliber firearm and might have left in a white Chevy truck with red, white, and blue lights, though the truck was later reported still in the driveway. A female at the location said other adult family members were not in the house and she did not see her brother, and she did not believe he currently had a weapon but reported he had previously threatened self-harm with one.

Family dispute with man threatening self-harm

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