Deputies respond to possible restraining order violation, Salem OR
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible restraining order violation near Rural Avenue Southeast in Salem. A male subject, known to carry a knife, reportedly damaged a door and remained at the property despite uncertainty about his right to be there. He was possibly preparing to leave in a white Subaru Forester. The restraining order had not been served, although the caller possessed a copy.
Audio|Heard on: Salem Police Dispatch
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
Two twenty-four, copy your dispatch on the crime call.
00:02
Near Rural Avenue Southeast, apartment unit, Salem.
00:05
We're working on trying to confirm if there's an active restraining order.
00:13
It looks like the restraining order has not been served, but the caller has a copy.
00:43
For info, (name withheld) is known to carry a multi-tool knife and is kicking the door right now.
00:56
Unit 596 confirming he does not live there.
01:05
I am unsure, but his DMV address does not match the listed address.
01:30
He is possibly leaving in a white Subaru Forester with stickers on the back.
01:57
Negative, it sounds like the male is still in the driveway with his vehicle on right now.
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Location mentioned:
Rural Ave SE, Salem, OR 97302
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