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Domestic dispute over child custody at West Mona Lane, West Jordan UT
Family OffensePolice responded to an urgent welfare check near West Mona Lane where a woman was heard asking for help. The man involved was attempting to take the children away from her. Children were heard screaming in the background. No mention of weapons, drugs, or alcohol was reported.
Audio|Heard on: West Jordan Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
171, copy on a domestic in progress,
00:03
correction, urgent welfare.
00:07
Go ahead.
00:10
It's going to be near West Mona Lane.
00:14
The complaint is hearing a female asking for help.
00:16
I'm able to verify the address.
00:18
The complainant is stating.
00:21
You can hear them and someone trying to get away.
00:27
The complaint means that he's trying to take the kids away from her.
00:34
So it does look like it's going to be a domestic.
00:36
Apparently the husband is taking the kids away.
00:38
Another than mentioning of weapons, drugs, or alcohol.
00:42
Address is now verified, so it is going to be near West Mona Lane.
00:52
I believe the complaint is actually going to be the way.
00:56
She's giving the name just inclined to birth 110 of 87 as the husband.
01:07
The call taker can hear kids screaming in the background.
01:10
I'll advise them on Twitter and send you the next available.
01:13
Once I told you clear, I can back her.
01:17
171-1 I copy.
01:21
I'll be sorry, what unit come back?
01:24
All right to find.
01:26
Okay.
01:33
139. I'm in the area.
01:34
I'll be out with a complaint.
01:36
1014 suspects still 23 at the house.
01:42
Tom.
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Location mentioned:
W Mona Ln, West Jordan, UT 84084
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