Police respond to domestic dispute at Clovis home
Family OffenseA domestic dispute at a residence in Clovis. An elderly man calls 911 crying and says his wife hurt him. The wife is described as having mental health issues and prescription drug use, and she may have guns inside the home. Officers are responding and the home is not secure.
Audio|Source: City of Clovis Public Safety
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Transcript:
61231.31 for domestic 2494 Beverly. It's going to be an elderly male on 911 crying, advising that his wife heard him. But it's going to be a (name withheld), correction, (name withheld), and it just got released from a hold. 1231 there's a T in a minimum response for (name withheld). She's very unpopular with law enforcement. She abuses prescription medications and hallucinates her husband, (name withheld). It's passive aggressive and says she has guns inside the residence. Officers search the residents and re-eat-l-any gun. She's also been taken 51-50[3] several times break. 6-121. Are you able to break in at this? 6-021-4. Econ 1022, 6. Paul 41, are you able to assist? Okay, I'm not around. Okay. I'm advising if units could go through the gate into the backyard and RP will open the double glass door where he's at. 31, copy. 6-4-71, 10-8[1], it's just in July. 10-4[2]. an approbation or where safety came back. not secure. He's advising the gate to access the backyard will be right to the right of the driveway.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-8: In Service
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10-4: Acknowledged
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51-50: Mental Health Detention
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Location mentioned:
Near Beverly Ave, Clovis, CA 93611
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