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Domestic disturbance reported near South 1st Plaza, Omaha NE
Family OffenseA domestic disturbance was reported near South 1st Plaza involving yelling and a female being held by a male. The female has a medical condition and is not believed to need medical aid. No weapons or drugs were involved.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Sheriff
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Near North Carolina 46th Street, reference, a felony tip.
00:11
One control, 14, 15.
00:13
Another update.
00:14
You see a caller outside waiting by a white shipping Malibu.
00:16
Home control 14.
00:19
This is where.
00:20
I think so.
00:25
Control 15 and 14.
00:27
Your original caller's back on the phone.
00:29
You got a lot of yelling with a daughter in the male's arms.
00:33
Please answer any questions.
00:34
Looks like they may be confirmed the address, so near South 1st Plaza.
00:39
Old Control 14.
00:42
And one portal 15.
00:47
1022.
00:52
Medell 7 Motorist assist just west of Maple.
00:56
It's going to be a Brown F-150.
00:58
I will play.
00:59
I'll advise on the plate in a second.
01:07
Mr. McMillars, assistant.
01:13
Fittal 521 call.
01:19
We'll be out with Iowa, call Mary John, 041.
01:28
Control 14 and 15 is to be a blind.
01:30
The other half is called in now.
01:32
It looks like we haven't got a name for him yet.
01:35
Say his wife, (name withheld), 40-year-old female, suffer from schizophrenia.
01:38
Apparently, her hand is not bleeding as well, but he does not believe she needs an ambulance.
01:42
Fire and rescue is not en route, and he says there's no weapon or drugs.
01:45
Hold on Control 14.
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Location mentioned:
S 1st St, Omaha, NE 68108
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