Domestic disturbance reported near Arden Way and Arden Garden Connector, Sacramento CA
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Family OffenseA female reported physical and mental abuse by her boyfriend while driving near Arden Way and Arden Garden Connector. She intended to pull over and go to a police station. The call disconnected before further information was obtained.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and City Police
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01:14
Transcript:
00:00
To start, 1 Charles, 29, and I'm going to preempt you to start as well for our Arden Way and Arden-Garden Connector.
00:09
Charles.
00:10
Female was driving and said that she was going to a police station, was an inactive disturbance with a boyfriend who's in the vehicle with her, snapping here at 12.9 meters.
00:20
A rapid deploy caller showed on Arden Garden Connector heading eastbound, was yelling that she couldn't take it anymore, said that she was going to pull over, and then the boyfriend said they were going to a police station downtown and disconnected.
00:33
No answer on callback.
00:35
It's a 952-66, Arden Way, Tuesday, Charles.
00:42
But they were okay.
00:46
Definitely.
00:51
We're actually in a suburb of him, Malaga.
00:58
It's on the 952.
00:59
The female advised that she was tired of physical and mental abuse by the boyfriend.
01:03
The boyfriend wanted to call her to drive to a police station downtown.
01:06
Caller said that she would not go there.
01:08
She was going to pull over near Arden Way and Arden Garden Connector, said that she was being physical with him and then the line disconnected.
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Location mentioned:
Arden Wy & Arden Garden Connector, Sacramento, CA 95815
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