Father takes child from intoxicated ex during custody dispute, Omaha NE
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According to the dispatch call, a father took custody of his three-year-old daughter from his intoxicated ex at a residence near Lake Plaza during a family custody dispute.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Southwest
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Transcript:
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The restating child father took their three-year-old daughter.
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Tab 79.
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1079. Click.
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And through back for 71.
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71 clear. 21 clear.
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Fium 75.
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It takes enough.
00:26
Possible personal injury accident at 64 Plaza in Center Street, 64 Plaza in Center Street.
00:33
Female caller is blind and states they heard in an accident, someone crying unknown injuries and unknown descriptions.
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You're out of 75.
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Clear?
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2250.
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21 arriving.
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February 71, Perry, 2216.
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Speaker, 71. Speaker, 71.
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You contact,
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call, and then we need to sit the board secured entry.
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Clear standby.
01:14
Berks, anyone spoke with the caller, she's going to be stepping out to meet with you, Derrickson.
01:19
Thank you. Welcome, 22.8.
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Through Baker, 71, be advised.
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Additional caller states he picked up his three-year-old daughter, (name withheld), from his intoxicated ex-cochol, (name withheld).
01:36
(Name withheld) from this location because she was causing to serve as neighbors and I would care for the child.
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Caller is in or out to his home near Lake Plaza.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Plaza, Elkhorn, NE 68022
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