Female threatens caller during disturbance in Omaha, Omaha NE
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Disorderly ConductA 50-year-old female refused to leave a location near 72nd Street in Omaha and threatened the caller. The disturbance moved to locations near Grant Street and 78th Street. Officers responded and resolved the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Northwest
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
If you have to be able to be three and thirty-nine three on both cars head to a disturbance near 72nd Street. Mario said his son's girlfriend, a fifty-year-old female, is refusing to leave and threatening the caller in the background.
00:32
3.0.59.
00:38
1653.
00:42
3 out of 19.
00:44
3.5 at that address, changing locations to near Grant Street.
00:54
I'll be there in like two minutes.
01:00
I have 19 clear.
01:06
10m50 3 3m50.
01:11
I'll be a 108 codeate switching back to 3.
01:15
380 clear 16 and 55.
01:22
Frank WarnerVise.
01:28
234, thank you, can start making your way to a shoplift, you know, Walmart, 501 Ames Ave, (number withheld).
01:35
Got loss prevention calling in an adult male and adult female detained.
01:39
They're cooperative, the off-duty is 88.
01:41
Three-figure 34.
01:42
60.
01:48
Speaker 15, 16th.
01:54
Speaker 14, advisor status.
01:59
1659. And credit copy, Northwest's now hold that disturbance.
02:02
Final location, near 78th Street.
02:05
Hey, Bill being used, please advise.
02:07
16.5.11.
02:13
7.5.7. Vannevar.
02:15
H. And I'm clear on that disturbance with 17.
02:22
That's clear.
02:23
3.39, you're cleared to cancel.
02:24
I'll return to prime room for now.
02:25
Thank you. Time 39.
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Location mentioned:
N 78th St, Omaha, NE 68114
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