00:01
It's going to be an ongoing case.
00:03
Making it a civil matter.
00:04
The individual is allowed to be there.
00:23
Parties are separated at this time.
00:26
The male, (name withheld), does have a 29[1] regarding previous domestic.
00:31
He has left in a blue Toyota car, unknown direction.
00:56
Separated, he, like, did leave the residence.
01:00
Did occur last night and then also again today.
01:16
Criminal history request on that (name withheld) subject in CAD.
01:19
I'm gonna put another in there, please, for a traffic offense of drive rock since past.
01:39
29[1], the dispatcher's still on the phone with him.
01:42
I just want to advise some of the notes that he's advised.
01:45
He advised that people get put in jail for killing people and the PD is teaching them how to act.
01:49
Also advised that his dr.
01:51
believes he's getting worse and he's on Clonopin.
01:56
2020 also advised that it feels like these people are determined to make him hurt someone or they're going to kill him and he doesn't want to do anything about it.
02:07
10-4, understood, dispatch.
02:13
28-24, I'm en route with 20.
02:29
2820, he does have a knife in his pocket and advised that there were weapons inside the house, but he's going to be sitting on the porch.
02:40
10-4 dispatch, thank you.
02:42
We've got about a 28-minute ETA.
03:02
It's going to be lifting from Skyline, going over to John's for fuel, and then going back over to Skyline.
03:10
He beat up the caller's boyfriend when he got there.
03:15
5911, 5912 are en route to (number withheld) Old Nashville Pike where we had another domestic with (name withheld) last night and today.
03:25
He has now left that residence in a blue Toyota car.
03:29
LPD is also en route to that.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Traffic/Transportation Incident (e.g., pedestrian struck by vehicle)