Man prevented from leaving home in domestic dispute, Wichita KS
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic dispute near East Appleby Court where a man reported his ex-husband was preventing him from leaving the home.
Audio|Heard on: Sedgwick County Law Enforcement
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Three can have you start for the DV[1] near East Appleby Court.
00:05
I don't know.
00:16
Reference on that calling party is reporting issues with ex-husband.
00:33
(number withheld).
00:46
Roger, well, just if he's the owner of that, just semi-trailer, if he's got the information on it, if it's not in it.
00:57
...party on the original call,
00:59
advised the ex-husband,
01:02
(name withheld), 38-year-old male, not aides.
01:08
About 200 to 230 pounds wearing boxers, sandals, a red shirt, and a gray zip-up hoodie.
01:15
Says his vehicle on scene would be a Honda Accent blue in color tag of (number withheld), the other individual.
01:26
is advising that our original calling party would be (name withheld), 36-year-old male, 6 foot 4, thin build, and a sweater, black pants, and a black shirt.
01:42
Tractor itself is a power tag, Kansas,
01:46
(number withheld).
01:49
That's one.
01:56
31 and 33 and reference on that now, I inquiries the original calling for he is (name withheld) individual.
02:03
It's reporting that his ex-husband is not letting him leave.
Police codes explained
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[1]
DV: Violent or threatening behavior between individuals in a domestic or family relationship.
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Location mentioned:
E Appleby Ct, Wichita, KS 67210
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