Man refuses to leave Aurora Avenue apartment room

Heard on: Seattle WA Law Dispatch

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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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One Nor One, One Nor Two, One Boy Twenty One for a residential burglary.

00:06

Oh, okay.

00:08

One Twenty One.

00:09

Residential burglary, (number withheld) Aurora Avenue North, unit (number withheld) .

00:15

Call taker has someone on the line that states there's somebody in their room.

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You can hear somebody on the intercom.

00:21

Still trying to get further for you now.

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(number withheld) Aurora Avenue North, unit (number withheld) at the Aurora house.

00:29

Everyone copy.

00:30

I believe that this is an ongoing issue with this resident.

00:34

Hey everyone, I'm calling in to staff to see if we can clear.

00:38

Copy.

00:40

One boy, he's right.

00:41

One boy, two.

00:43

Southwest 56 and 20.

00:45

A Chevy, Washington plate, Charles (number withheld).

00:51

Okay, 56 and 20 with a Chevrolet.

00:54

They did speak to staff there.

00:57

They did confirm that there was some sort of disturbance between the female resident there and a male that could be heard in the background stating he wasn't going to leave unless police removed him.

2026-10-15 13:08 UTC

Break-In

Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133

Man refuses to leave Aurora Avenue apartment room

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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were sent to a possible residential burglary at an apartment in Aurora House on Aurora Avenue North after a caller reported someone in their room and a person could be heard on the intercom. Staff later confirmed a disturbance between a female resident and a male who reportedly refused to leave unless police removed him.

Man refuses to leave Aurora Avenue apartment room

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