00:00
Emergency traffic, any 42B for domestic (number withheld) North Cotton Lane, 621 to start with the 12.
00:16
Six hundred and one, 601 , 601 , 600 and twenty-two, 40 domestic, (number withheld) North Cotton Lane, (number withheld) North Cotton Lane.
00:24
Apartment (number withheld).
00:26
There is subject fighting, states it's physical.
00:29
Two 101[1] s involved.
00:31
No, there are children.
00:32
One hundred and one telling you.
00:35
One hundred and one telling you, they're yelling.
00:37
You hit me in the head.
00:38
Another subject yelling, get the f out.
00:42
Being banged around and doors being slammed.
00:44
Nine hundred and sixty-four has no further info and did not want contact.
00:47
We have no one on the line.
00:50
Four hundred and sixty-eight copy the hot ten will be in route.
00:51
Do we have any closer units that are 40 districts that can respond?
01:00
Copy 600 and forty-two is in route.
01:06
Radio 03:24 number two.
01:12
Yes, was a domestic history.
01:14
Actually, it's showing involvement with the 1127 .
01:24
10-22, I'm 23 in the area.
01:33
10-42, roadway's clear.
01:42
10-22, I'm not seeing any cars stopping in the middle of the roadway.
01:45
I'll just continue.
01:46
I see a dog running around.
01:54
This is not 42, both units 23.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
101: Female (used as a code for a female person, subject, or caller)