Dispute at home with possible weapon at door
Family OffenseA woman and her brother-in-law had a dispute at their home. The brother-in-law was banging on the door and might have had a weapon, but no weapon was found.
Audio|Source: NYPD - Manhattan Precincts 26, 30
02:15
Transcript:
Three, oh boy. A boy. A second of 52[1] family, 613 West 145, Broadway, Riversack. Sister and brother-in-law having a dispute face the brother-in-law possibly has a weapon and is banging on the door now. Okay, boy, right? Can we rerouting to a few first? Time for arrival of lodging 84. Can I get a uniter back, boy? Do you know, Lieutenant? Oh, Adam. Three, Adam. Thank you, too, Frank. She was back in New York. Time for Arravalovize and 84. Oh, Lieutenant, you're right on a 52 family, 613, West 145. Railway to riverside. That's a phone. Putting the better responding. Try to call back to see if she can actually see if there's any weapon or not. The code has now changed to a 52 with a firearm. Check the call back now. Parvala, 5-94. Availa Li-Azer. In 613, West 145, Broadway to Riverside. Members respondent to domestic incidents look for other signs of abuse in the household against children in Petskake. Take the call back twice. What's a voicemail? Checking again. Check their call back three times. What's the voicemail? Yo boys. The native voice. 1418. No firearm, just to see. No further. Time for a catch. Now with 1419, no further unit, to 613, west 1.45, no further unit.
Police codes explained
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52: Family Offense (Domestic Incident)
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Location mentioned:
Near W 145th St, New York, NY 10031
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