Man threatens neighbor with gun during argument
Assault, WeaponsA man called the police on himself, saying he pointed a gun at his neighbor during an argument. The dispute seems to be about property damage, and he refused to put the gun down when asked by the police.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
02:36
Transcript:
We have (name withheld). He called in on himself because he has his gun pulled out on his neighbor, (name withheld). They're in an argument over an open line for the call taker. The caller has been advised to put his gun down again they're arguing. The call taker did advise the caller to put his weapon down. It doesn't state if he's cooperated or not. So code 1-7735-735. Can I get another car to us? Adam 3.4. Charlie 3-2, Nick 3-1. Can either of you guys go? 3-1 send it. Adam 18. This is going to be the car. It just blew a stop sign at 67th in Chambers and its head of Westbound chambers at high-rate speed. All right, thanks, Nick, 3-1. Yeah, we're going to let it go. It's driving recklessly. Okay. Item 3-1. Are you can you send us in 3-4 summers? It's Oxy5 by 4. The call-taker is updating. She advised again for him to put the weapon down to go in his house. This caller, (name withheld), is refusing to do so. He's stating that the other male has threatened him on no other weapons involved but two dogs.
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Location mentioned:
Near Garfield Ave, Cleveland, OH 44108
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