Verbal domestic dispute with emotional distress at bar, Lake Ozark MO
Family OffensePolice responded to a verbal domestic dispute at the Malted Monkey bar. The wife left the scene possibly intoxicated and had a firearm in the vehicle. The husband was willing to talk to police. The wife was found behind the building wearing a blue striped neon shirt and blue jeans, showing severe emotional distress and expressing thoughts about wanting to pass away.
Audio|Source: Camden County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Getting a call from the Malted Monkey, a verbal domestic authority occurred at the Malted Monkey.
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R.P.'s advising after the argument was over, the wife left in his car and possibly intoxicated as an advisor's a firearm in the vehicle.
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He's willing to speak to a house, sir, at the Malted Monkey.
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10-4[1]. I'll be en route from 103.
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Copy.
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7190.209. 209, go with 28.
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Zebra John Zero, Zebra 8 Sam, repeating Zebra John Zero, Zebra 8 Sam on Missouri.
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I'm going to county 7-06.
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Go ahead.
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2409 0.0.0.08 Sam comes back on 2008, Infinity Passenger, 26 Licinger, Sheila Martin, Sunrise Beach, negative.
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that he is having some mental health issues to my partner.
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He is now extremely emotional, and he is making some concerning statements such as he is ready to pass away at this time.
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10-4[1]. 706 County, I'm 23, the Malted Monkey.
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Copy 23, just be advised he is behind the Malted Monkey.
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Copy.
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Oh three counting for Out with 06.
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Copy O3, Out with O6.
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He will be in a blue striped neon shirt and blue jeans in the back of the building.
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Copy County, we located them.
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Copy.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Near Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049
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