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Mendocino County Sheriff Dispatch.
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95, it's gonna be a 415[1] physical that just occurred, (number withheld) Watson Road.
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RP 1st of (name withheld) advised her boyfriend, (name withheld), born in '08, was at the location with his friends, consuming alcohol and other H and S items.
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RP and the suspect got a 415[1] verbal.
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Requesting that to leave.
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The suspect got on the RP's face.
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RP then pushed the RP, correction, the suspect out of her face.
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The suspect pushed the RP and a baby onto the bed.
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No medical is needed for the RP or the baby.
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The suspect's sister now has the baby.
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Still getting further.
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(number withheld) .
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Additionally, the sister and the suspect have the baby, and the RP has locked herself in her bedroom.
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No weapons that the RP is aware of.
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The suspect does know that law enforcement was called.
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He's described HMA, (description withheld), (description withheld), (description withheld), (description withheld),
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(description withheld).
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If you have an arrow, can you run it to the next?
01:39
Just for clarification, is the suspect the boyfriend or the friend?
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The suspect is going to be the boyfriend.
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36145. Additionally, I'll be en route CJ with both subjects.
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starting mileage for the X-ray is going to be 700, 700.
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Did you happen to pick up that bicycle?
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Five, your suspect versus (name withheld).
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Clear X, negative twenty-seven, a match.
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Your RP, last of (name withheld), twenty-seven out of Ukiah is valid and also clear.
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You go on 700 and forty-three,
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ten ninety-seven in the area.
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the suspect is now causing a 415[1] inside the residence and throwing things.
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Can be heard yelling in the background.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including domestic or verbal conflicts.
Domestic Dispute
