Repeated 911 hang-ups from cell phone at residence

Heard on: Howard MD Law Dispatch Group Calls

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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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10-22.

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2-5-10 for 911.

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Cell phone does have history on it for 1096.

00:11

Code 2. We're not getting any answer on callback.

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It's hitting at the same location of where it has the history.

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Do you want a unit to respond or cancel?

00:22

What's the location?

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So it's hitting at (number withheld) Honey Hill Road, and all the history for 1096 is (number withheld) Honey Hill Road.

00:32

Ten four.

00:34

Ten four.

00:35

Advise the time.

00:38

Everything.

00:40

That same subject broke her cell phone, called in again.

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This time is sitting on Crest Road.

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Still not answer on callback.

00:47

Can you advise?

00:49

He's not saying anything.

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The phone's just abandoned.

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This is related to the last call that I just gave you for the 911.

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All right, that's our area.

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You can cancel it.

7/1/2026 02:04 AM

Domestic Dispute

Honey Hill Rd, Laurel, MD 20723

Repeated 911 hang-ups from cell phone at residence

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers handled a possible domestic-related 911 hang-up linked to prior mental health history near Honey Hill Road. The same cell phone called again while appearing to be on Crest Road, but there was no answer on callback and the phone seemed abandoned. Units later confirmed it was in their area and canceled the response.

Repeated 911 hang-ups from cell phone at residence

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