Welfare check after threat message received
Family OffensePolice investigated a reported threat against a person after a caller was worried for safety. The threat later turned out to be a joke.
Audio|Source: St. Clair County Police, Fire and EMS Simulcast
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Transcript:
Copy. Five-six. Go ahead. We're going to be making contact on the other half, apartment one. Copy. 25. 55 out of service of a great night. Copy this one. 25. She respond over to 2306 for a welfare check. Callers in (name withheld), she said a private number texted her, said they were on the way to kill her ex or (name withheld). It's going to be the father of her children. She's concerned because her kids are there. She wants their welfare check on at the home. She also wants to make a threat to record as well. I got her TX in the call notes. Okay. Do you want a second? No. Five minutes. You can clear the fireworks and I'll take to be lost. Perfect. 25. I ran your subject, (name withheld). Well, he comes back at the address. Valid, it discharged, sent to jail only. And officer safety and no. Okay. LF8. 1010 Frot Nellgan Act, 1010 Froot number six. Four on these, that is five. Okay, Robin. Her copies. 25. Just got off the phone with your caller. She said she's all set. She made contact with the subject that was making the threats, and he was just joking. So you can clearly call. Copy. 2.60, 265. The advice me have tried responding 10-10[1]-4.
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10-10: Welfare Check
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St. Clair County, MI
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