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Intoxicated woman cries for help alone in Thornton home, Thornton CA
Alcohol ViolationA woman calls 911 from her home near West Allis in Thornton, crying and intoxicated with the inability to stop drinking, raising urgent concern for her wellbeing.
Audio|Heard on: San Joaquin County Sheriff Dispatch
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Transcript:
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David, 21 to fill 583 in Thornton.
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For both tenants, near West Allis, Cressile Louisa, and Oak.
00:13
We have the person on the line crying, unable to make out what she's saying.
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However, she gave the address, and we're trying to get more details.
00:24
Get further.
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Copy Code 3, Sergeant Puppie?
00:30
I have 5. Code 2.
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Number 3, 11, copy.
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Do I copy? Copy.
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21. We're in Ralph.
00:44
99, Liberty.
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Copy. Copy.
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3.11, 3 David 21.
00:53
Looks like there are several prior incidents at that address.
00:56
It appears to be Juliana Flores.
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She's a female around 40 to 85 years old.
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There are prior incidents of similar nature and she's known as 922[1].
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21, copy.
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6.
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McDonald's parking lot, Wilson and Acacia, California 8 Zebra, Boy John 210, Silver Chevy.
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It's coming by clear expired, 1218 and 24 to a 2004 Chevy.
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It's going to be at San Francisco.
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It's to release liability to Irving Martinez at Heward.
01:47
Good David, 21 confirmed it is Juliana Flores.
01:52
She's claiming she's home alone and she's 922[1].
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She's upset because she can't stop drinking.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
922: Intoxicated subject
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Thornton, CA
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