00:00
I copy, has the physical evaded?
00:04
The RP is locked in the bathroom, no weapons.
00:11
He has medical sheet.
00:20
Hey, copy, 7th and Grant.
00:40
the parties are separated?
00:43
Stand by, we're still getting further.
00:45
We can hear the son screaming at the husband in the background.
00:53
And he has been HPD.
00:56
We do have hires at the residence, including 5150[3]s, 415[1] families, and 647[2]s.
01:07
You can attach me as well.
01:15
Okay, can you go with that case number?
01:27
I believe that the son is still in the residence.
01:36
1031, can you give me that number?
02:04
Probably, I'll be code three until we know parties are separated and physically separated.
02:10
Temper. Okay, and if they're separated, or if the potential victim is conscious.
02:21
If I'll be, I don't have got it.
02:22
You got the address again?
02:24
(number withheld) El Arroyo Place.
02:33
And L8 Novato, the RP states they're separated and it's quiet, and the son is in the bedroom.
02:45
Copy, is the husband conscious?
02:52
L8 Novato, the RP does not know where the husband is.
03:01
Copy. Continuing code three, 101 south at 37.
03:05
Continuing code three.
03:13
L8 Novato, the RP thinks that her husband (name withheld) might have gone outside.
03:17
We're requesting she step out as well.
03:19
Believes that the son is inside the residence.
03:27
Reduce on the BMK, over.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[2]
647: Disorderly conduct (California Penal Code 647)
[3]
5150: Involuntary psychiatric hold for evaluation (California W&I Code)