Teenager helps with chores after mom calls police
Family OffenseA parent contacted the police because her teenager was not helping with chores. After the call, the teenager started to help without any conflict.
Audio|Source: Culpeper County Sheriff
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Transcript:
VL2, VL3. 2, V03. 2. Pound for 101. Hello, everyone. Yeah. 10-152[1] Oak Drive. Collar's advising her (name withheld) son. It won't help her do anything around the house. Nothing physical. He won't help put the chickens away. You're right. Four-two, call, Pepper. They call on the phone number one for that? Yeah, affirmative. Okay. All right for 1-10, you want to handle that as a phone call. I'm sorry. Darling, Charlie G201. I have a bottom. Count of seven. Control. I have a count of 70. 70. Do you confirm? 70, good count. Count clear. 80. Good. The caller called back 1-911, advising as soon as she calls for the cops, her son started helping her. You can't disregard or still give her a phone call. 4-2 call, over. So that's not one twice, correct? Determin. Keep 110 on that for now. Okay, thank you.
Police codes explained
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10-152: Location code (address)
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Location mentioned:
Oak Dr, Virginia 22701
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