Dispute at residence with yelling and threats near school, Fremont CA
AssaultA dispute occurred at a residence near Mission Blvd involving several people. Reports included fighting, yelling, requests for a Punjabi speaker, and an intoxicated person. One person outside was yelling racial slurs and threatening neighbors. This individual was walking near Grimmer Elementary with a German shepherd dog, causing a disturbance.
Audio|Source: Fremont Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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1.m.4.1.6. Ashther, a problem from near Mission Blvd.
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Near Mission Boulevard, Cossus.
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Me, Hughes.
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Multiple RPs on 911,
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first RPA was advising their saying...
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Zero two.
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242[1]6, there's RP saying they are having an issue with someone of this house, requested a Punjabi speaker, then this is connected with a transit or not.
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I heard a 415[2] vacuum with the original RP saying that someone's wanting to fight him.
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He's also got a second 911 disconnect from here with a 14 edit different language.
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Attresses per rapid deploy only.
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Rob is coming from here within 44 meters.
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Paul Matt, we have a mail on the line saying that someone drank too much.
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We're still trying to further.
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10-3-9-9-6, copy detail.
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Then 10, 3-9-6, for 15 from near Charleston Way.
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Two-five sixty-six thousand across Franklin.
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There's a subject walking towards Grimmer Elementary.
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He's yelling on his dog and yelling racial slurs, orthopa, and other neighbors.
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W.M. is 20s, about 5'8, lasting with a white hoodie, black jeans.
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He has a German shepherd with him.
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May4186, Astros is well known for a prior 242[1]-142-14 family, so it's known to be 647F[3] for anything other calls.
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24-186. Still a lot of people are talking yelling on the line.
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Another male took the phone and said there were people fighting.
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Then the line disconnected again.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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242: Physical contact or force used against another person without consent; battery under California law.
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415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, threats, noise complaints, or disorderly conduct.
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647F: Public intoxication or disorderly conduct due to being under the influence in public.
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Location mentioned:
Near Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94536
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