Domestic incident reported involving Spanish speakers, Gaston County NC
Family OffenseA domestic incident was reported involving Spanish-speaking individuals in Gaston County. Officers requested a Spanish-speaking officer to assist at the scene.
Audio|Source: Gaston County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Spanish speaking possible domestic.
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10-4[1], you just sign-lizing it.
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10-4[1].
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May, true, it's not going to be him.
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Bob, can I want to have a ride? No, car.
00:26
A biggerton guy, any new traffic?
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I want to turnpike road for unknown vehicles at this time.
00:42
I want to take a 30 on two.
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Forty-two. It's worth.
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One out of fifty-seven traffic.
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Okay, four.
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One out of twenty-ten traffic.
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Okay, four.
01:07
Same count.
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Go ahead.
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You just strike the area where UTO, just on.
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Ten-four. Ten-four.
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Baker Town status check.
01:27
Step 4. District 6. Engine 6. Medical assignment.
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At near Wellness Street. Cross streets are Chesser Avenue and West Circle.
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On dispatch.
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4.2ndra, I'm in the room.
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4222-104.
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The 1043 that they had that ended in a 1050.
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The 1040 that ended in a 1050.
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Okay,
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before you clear rovers sound.
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Good night.
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Okay.
02:21
Copy.
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Baker one, Guy.
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Good one, Guy.
02:33
Can you sit from now, Holly, have a Spanish speaking officer available.
02:37
Two four.
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Okay.
02:44
Ten, four.
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Is it?
02:53
Is it ten -four for us to have Tucker help with Belmont for translation?
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Gaston County, NC
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