Man violates no-contact order by returning to woman's home 

Transcript:
Northside calls. One is going to be a suspicious vehicle on Frenchman Mountain. The other one is an animal complaint at Willough Beach Recreation. The other one is a violation of a contact order on Old Highway 67. And the other one is going to be an information report on Peters Road. 10.4. All north side units 106. 104. 104. Lincoln 35 to Lincoln 37. Can I borrow a south side deputy for a future. We'll get some of these calls cleared up. Start with a no-contact order violation sounds like a priority. Things later, that's 104. That's 17. Go ahead and assign me to the call on Peters Road. I'll beat 19. That's 104. One X-371 attempted contact with her earlier. It's going to be in reference to a picture of her daughter that is on the Internet. Click 392. You could have found the animal complaint to me to be 96 from East 6 and right? 9 2, that's 10.4. 9 2, that's going to be Willough Beach Recreation, the campground. There was a female pit bull that was dumped at the park. 104, I'll give the caller 24. 102, copy a violation of a no-contact order. 7-2, go ahead. 96 to 601, old highway 67. Author Vash, she has a no-contact order against the mail. He keeps coming back to the house. He was just at a residence and left going towards the liquor store. It's going to be an (name withheld). He'll be off-chrying a silver Buick listaber.

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