00:00
People 152 Frank handle for 15 family (number withheld) Chapelle, correction, correction,
00:10
Brother in law, male, Hispanic, 50 , named in the call, with (description withheld), shorts, arguing with family members.
00:16
Informants on co-op 390[1] , arguing heard in background.
00:20
It's going to be your tag (number withheld) .
00:31
This is Los Angeles City One Boy.
00:32
This is I think Code Four.
00:34
Right up for between family on Ninety Second Street.
00:52
Pico 152 boy, I copy.
00:55
You're advising code four.
00:57
Can you fill in? You were covered by your background.
01:10
Pico unit 152 boy, code four by the 04:15 on Coolhurst.
01:14
DPCPA detail, code four.
01:21
Pico units, update on your 415[2] family on Cavel.
01:27
It's also going to be a possible 417[3], 390[1] arguing heard in background.
01:38
Pico units, further in your 415[2] family, possible 417[3].
01:42
Informant was 390[1] stating he was in the middle of the street.
02:01
Any airship dispatch, airship dispatch 13 pico,
02:06
04:15 family possible 04:17 .
02:08
Any airship dispatch 13 pico, 415[2] family, 417[3] .
02:19
Air two four is switching.
02:25
Units, update on your 415[2] family.
02:28
Possible 417[3] open line.
02:30
That was going to be screaming and yelling heard in the background.
02:42
Two four Pico, 152 Frank Early's has the handle.
02:46
Four 15 family, possible 04:17 .
02:49
(number withheld) Chapelle Avenue in Pico Rivera, cross of Banta.
02:55
(number withheld) Chapelle Avenue.
02:58
Further involved male Hispanic 50 named in the call wearing a (description withheld), shorts.
03:03
Arguing with family members.
03:05
Informants on co-op 390[1] .
03:07
Arguing heard in background.
03:09
The informant was 390[1] .
03:11
He was in the middle of the street.
03:13
Open line, male screaming and yelling heard in the background.
03:17
It's going to be tag (number withheld) .
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
390: Intoxicated person or individual under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
[2]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, arguments, or disorderly conduct in any context.
[3]
417: Person brandishing or displaying a weapon, typically a gun, in a threatening or dangerous manner.