Juvenile acting violent toward family at home with secured weapons, Layton UT
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Family OffenseAn eight-year-old child was acting violently toward family members at home. Weapons were in the house but secured and not accessible to the child. The mother was restraining the child to prevent further harm.
Audio|Heard on: Davis County UCA 700 MHz P25 System
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01:45
Transcript:
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I'm at 85, 81 to back for a juvenile and government pole.
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1455, he's been.
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I'm 85.
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81 I call me.
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It's going to be their eight-year-old son,
00:18
acting violent.
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He's hitting and biting other family members.
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There are weapons in the home.
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He does not have access to them.
00:28
Doeoc RCS?
00:31
Sounds like the mom is holding him down this time in their kitchen.
00:36
85, probably.
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David, 08, 1060.
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Cia 8.
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Near North Main Street, Zulu 7, 4, 8, Juliet, Echo.
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Can't wait and leave the 301.
00:51
You can put me on that juvenile in Camp 481.
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Zero one.
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You know, you want to copy.
01:05
85, 301, mom is still holding him down,
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stated that if they let him go, he'll start hurting self or become physical again.
01:16
The front door should be unlocked.
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The bedroom there in is directly to the left of the front entrance.
01:23
85, probably.
01:24
301.
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T.R. 8,000.
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10306.
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See it.
01:39
10th.
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85301, dad saying that he's starting to calm down.
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Location mentioned:
N Main St, Layton, UT 84041
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