Possible domestic disturbance near Colonial Oaks Ct, Louisville KY
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded near Colonial Oaks Court in Louisville to a possible domestic disturbance. A caller reported that her husband was outside, threatening her and attempting to break in. The male subject may have been intoxicated and has a history of substance use. Officers were alerted that he might flee on foot.
Audio|Heard on: Louisville Metro Police 4 - Divisions 4 and 5
Listen to dispatch call
01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Radio to 400 and twenty-nine.
00:01
I am going to be holding a CIT[1] around near Colonial Oaks Court, Unit Three.
00:04
Caller says (name withheld)'s husband is outside trying to break into the house.
00:11
Which one?
00:12
One hundred and five.
00:18
Four hundred and twenty-six background tonight.
00:21
Four hundred and 206x104.
00:23
Can you start with six Adam to the CIT[1] one?
00:29
Both cars, near Colonial Oaks Court, Unit Three.
00:33
Complainant advised her husband is outside the door threatening (name withheld) and trying to break in.
00:42
Okay, he's still carpooling right now.
00:47
Four hundred and twenty-six Adam, can you repeat your traffic?
00:59
Six five, I'm good on that.
01:01
I'll just give them my location.
01:03
I'm okay there now saying the male subject is (name withheld), forty-six year old male about 5 ft two.
01:08
He has history of meth use, possibly intoxicated.
01:14
Careful.
01:16
One hundred and six.
01:20
Four twenty-five Adam, you can have me live on the sixes B.
01:23
Four twenty-five Adam, 106.
01:29
Radio to all 4th division units, going to Colonial Oaks.
01:31
Subject may run from the location on foot.
01:35
Subject wearing a black leather jacket with a gray hood and light blue jeans, short brown hair.
01:39
Subject currently in the parking lot screaming and threatening to harm (name withheld).
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CIT: Crisis Intervention Team response to mental health-related incidents or concerns.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Colonial Oaks Ct, Louisville, KY 40214
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