Woman reports 911 hang-ups; man ran out of gas
Family OffenseThe audio records multiple 911 calls where a woman says she needs help getting back to her children while an argument is heard. A male voice is heard saying he ran out of gas nearby. The caller hung up and could not be reached again.
Audio|Source: Euclid Police and Fire
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Transcript:
19 radio 10-8. Hi, (name withheld). Radio 19 and 34. 19. 34. 914[1]. 9-1-1 hang-hanging in the area of 868 East 222. The transfer from CCOM, she dialed number one and hung up. There's three times I could hear a female arguing with someone, and we've tried to call back several times. No answer. Go the numbers? 8-6-8 East 222. I did have the female call back in, and stage needs help getting back to her kids, and then there's a male in the background saying he ran on a guest and he was somewhere on Nicholas, but then she hung up. I can't get her back on the line anymore. Copy. Copy. Got nothing at 868, East 222. Copy. Ready, would you say what kind of vehicle she was in? No, sir. Myself on 3-4 will just be canvassing the area for a couple minutes. See if we get flag down. The original 9-1 rapid SOS ping pinged at the Sunnoko right there, Miller, and East 222. The last ping was East 222 near Imani Way. And like I said, I heard the mail in the background state he was on Nicolomer and ran out of gas. So I'm been calling in calling with no answer. Yeah, we will check necklace.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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914: 911 Hang-up
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Location mentioned:
Near E 222nd St, Euclid, OH 44123
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