Domestic dispute involving no-contact order

Heard on: Tri-Cities Police and Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Dispatch, 580, disturbance in progress, Pinecrest Apartments, (number withheld) West Jay Street.

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580.

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Zero and a cover disturbance in progress, Pinecrest Apartments, (number withheld) West Jay Street.

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Female called on 911 , said someone is trying to take her phone that she has a no contact order with.

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Heard another female say, "Give my phone back," and then the line disconnected.

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Okay, I'll be in route.

00:29

Looks like we do have two dispatching.

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Copy that, zero, 1912 .

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1588.

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88.

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55 is going to put up a small drone to try to look in that back window.

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Just be aware, it'll be up in a 2nd .

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Copy. Just.

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. . We advise you the wires going to the house over here, next to the window.

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Copy.

01:03

You guys hold off on that just a minute.

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Dispatch, 5080 .

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The reporting party called back, advised she is the respondent in the order.

9/6/2026 07:07 PM

Domestic Dispute

W Jay St, Pasco, WA 99301

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were dispatched to a possible disturbance at an apartment complex on West Jay Street in Pasco. A caller reported that someone with whom she had a no-contact order was trying to take her phone, and another woman was heard saying to give the phone back before the call ended. The caller later indicated she was the respondent in the order and the other person was the protected party.