Verbal dispute over property at home on 12th Street, Metropolis IL
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a verbal dispute between a homeowner and another person over retrieving property near 12th Street in Metropolis. There was yelling but no physical violence. The situation calmed as one party left.
Audio|Source: Southern IL and Western KY Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Sounds like the fight has flared up again.
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The homeowner is taken off after Helms towards 12th Street.
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St.
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(number withheld).
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(number withheld), homeowner is already headed back to the house. Now I'm hearing from the yelling.
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The other party was nowhere to be found. He was just yelling and no one.
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I'll be out here talking to him and just a moment.
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And forth.
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(number withheld). And forth.
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The one I talk to is riding way on the bike here.
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Follow them. It doesn't have walking down on there or kill them all right there.
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That's not going to be the actual one.
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They're over here on 12, riding by each other.
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5 is everything (number withheld) there?
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He was on the phone with her.
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Apparently she told him that she was having difficulty getting her property from the residence. I told him you were over there, but we were coming that way to assist you.
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I'm about to continue.
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You don't want her back in the house. The other mail here,
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grabbing the rest of the property, and then they're going to roll out.
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But everything is 10-4[1]. There's nothing physical here.
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Couldn't keep a straight story.
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So I'll be going today.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
E 12th St, Metropolis, IL 62960
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