domestic disturbance with verbal abuse and detainment, Mesa AZ
Family OffenseA woman reported verbal abuse and threats from her husband at their home near East Alpine Avenue. She was trying to silently communicate with dispatch while safely leaving the residence with children. The husband was preventing her from leaving and was later detained by police.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
05:4
Transcript:
00:00
One, Charlie 32, Pocky, near East Alpine Avenue.
00:08
Working on your 906[3], it's near East Alpine Avenue, 100 south.
00:16
Caller lives at Dispatch 20, states husband was verbally abusive earlier today, no known weapons or injuries, husband is 97[4].
00:22
Caller worried he will get violent if police show up.
00:28
One Charlie, 22 call on three.
00:35
One Charlie, 22 call.
00:37
It's a 900[2] at near East Alpine Avenue, 100 south.
00:43
The callers at dispatch 20 state husband was verbally abusive earlier today.
00:49
I'm sorry, earlier Friday.
00:50
Husband is 97[4], and caller is worried he will get violent if he shows up.
01:03
The caller states the husband threatened her and her family on Friday.
01:12
The caller is not able to answer much because husband is in the room with her.
01:16
He does not know she is talking to 9-1-1.
01:23
Charlie 32-ball.
01:25
Go ahead.
01:29
Okay, many differences?
01:31
Copy.
01:35
Two draw three, two, I'm ten-night.
01:37
You can send me that call in Curlota District.
01:40
Copy.
01:46
Is the caller able to leave the health?
01:50
I'll ask.
01:54
Okay,
01:56
can you show us tank for the five?
02:03
10-4[1]. 10-4.
02:04
Just to continue?
02:07
10-4[1], you're going to be closer.
02:13
That's for the 900[2].
02:14
The caller is whispering all the information.
02:16
Did not want police to go to dispatch 20 because husband would say she was lying about the threats and then would do something to her.
02:26
And she's unable to leave, but she's also a Spanish speaker.
02:33
Mission 34, code for check.
02:39
34, I'm secure 20502.
02:42
1807. Charlie 22 Paul, why can the caller not leave as she is being held hostage?
02:52
The caller is stating to call-taker that she,
02:55
it seems that she's relaying to the husband that she's going outside to cut lemons from the tree, possibly to wait for police.
03:07
Comment just says caller is stating she can cut lemons from the tree out front.
03:18
The caller is now saying she's out front and husband is in the living room.
03:22
Caller states the husband seems angry that she is outside on the phone.
03:30
Is there a sergeant's a copy of the 900[2] on the board?
03:34
On top of 31.
03:42
For the 900[2], the caller is also stating she was supposed to have surgery on Friday and the husband would not let her.
03:49
Two,
03:53
three, copy on one side.
03:56
Go ahead.
03:59
Me and Harris, 11 and 12 will be with me.
04:04
Copy.
04:09
For the 900[2], the caller stating she's too afraid to leave in vehicle, states there's five kids at Dispatch 20.
04:19
She's also worried that she will have to go inside Dispatch 20 soon.
04:23
The husband can see her in the front yard.
04:29
Okay, and the call taker instructs not to go back inside.
04:35
Okay,
04:37
copy.
04:41
Two,
04:42
three, can someone at there?
04:45
One detained at 1813.
04:47
Two,
04:51
can we have caller come towards the sidewalk?
04:55
Copy.
04:59
Copy.
05:02
One in custody.
05:03
Do you guys have a 9-10 available?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
[2]
900: Emergency response for welfare check, unknown trouble, medical issue, or person in mental distress.
[3]
906: Missing person (at-risk)
[4]
97: Arrived at the scene or location.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Alpine Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204
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