Mother seeks help to retrieve son from father's home
Family OffenseA mother came to the police seeking help to get her son from his father's house. The father was unresponsive and playing loud music, making it hard for her to get access. Eventually, the father left, and the children remained with their mother.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
01:57
Transcript:
We have a female coming to the lobby. She's about two, three minutes away. She needs assistance going to 25351st to pick her son up. She states that the father goes inside and plays music extremely loud and then claims he can't hear her knocking. Comes back to a (name withheld), 30-year-old male clears. We copy. We'll let it be three. Thank you, 2336. I don't have a good call back for it, (name withheld). 3-2, go ahead. I don't have a good call back for her. Oh, okay, I copy. Well, um, show is that the fire station you're getting fuel? I'll take that run afterwards. 236. 34. You can buzz in the area. 2337. Then we're up. 239. 3.4 Radio. Oh, I am. Yes, ma'am. All the lights over here are off. If you can do a call back and have the caller step out, if you still awake. Okay. 22 through the radio. What's my dad? One, okay, radio. Go ahead, sir. Your cat is 3320-320. Still on 24. That male wasn't trying to take the kids at all. This was more of a person refusing for someone who lives in the house. But male is leaving on his own free will. He doesn't want to cause any other issues. And the kids are going to stay at all the mom.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 151st St, Cleveland, OH 44120
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