Ex attempts to break down door during domestic dispute, Houston TX
Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic disturbance at a residence near Westchester Ave, Houston, where the ex-partner was trying to break down the door.
Audio|Source: Houston Police Department - All Districts
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Transcript:
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Do you declare for code 1[1], 2860s, 1660 Westpcester, Verter Residence in Progress?
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I'll start in this period, thank you.
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Go ahead.
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Can I have been there for this code one? Are you able to go back to that leader or put that call back on the board if you had to finish?
00:36
Yeah, put it back on the board. There's a couple vehicles out here that are making it difficult to get to the street.
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I'm the only unit right now and they're out to have calls.
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They can send their number to my box as they want and I'll call them when I get a chance.
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There that one of code 2[2]. It's a known suspect,
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disturbance.
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Okay.
01:00
That's clear.
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It's excited to be code 2[2].
01:05
It's going to be the ex that's trying to knock the door down.
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1660 West, T-C gesture number 218.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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code 1: Non-emergency, routine response; proceed without lights or sirens and at normal speed.
[2]
code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed quickly without lights or siren, obeying all traffic laws.
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Location mentioned:
Westchester Ave, Houston, TX
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