Multiple 911 hang-up calls from mobile home park

Heard on: Tehama County Law Enforcement Dispatch

01:33

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

549, please copy our hang up 911 welfare check at the Antelope Creek Mobile Home Park.

00:07

Good.

00:12

(number withheld) 5th Avenue.

00:17

I'll have a police number.

00:19

I got four different hang up 911 from the baby with a phone.

00:25

Okay, and that's from (name withheld).

00:36

County person hit out with one air mileage.

00:40

Air mileage.

00:48

That's it. Can I move it out of the way?

00:54

10-4[3], 10-4, 10-7[4] for the 911 hang-up[2] call.

00:59

10-4[3].

01:07

10-4[3], 10-8[5], if you can advise on your code 4[6].

01:15

10-4[3], 10-8[5], 10-39[1].

01:23

That was for me on code four and 539 to 1022 .

01:28

Five 24 , I copy your code four 539 .

01:30

I am not seeing anything.

01:33

Seven

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

10-39: Message delivered / Notification made

[2]

911 hang-up: Disconnected 911 call

[3]

10-4: Acknowledgment/OK

[4]

10-7: Out of service

[5]

10-8: In service

[6]

code 4: No further assistance needed; scene secure

5/15/2026 07:32 PM

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5th Ave, Los Molinos, CA 96055

Multiple 911 hang-up calls from mobile home park

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible hang-up emergency call reported near Antelope Creek Mobile Home Park on 5th Avenue. The caller was reported to be a child playing with a phone. No issues were found at the scene.

Multiple 911 hang-up calls from mobile home park

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