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Man assaults woman and hits her 10-year-old son

Family Offense

Reported: 07/29/2025 02:26 PM (PDT)

Near S Horne, Mesa, AZ 85204

Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District

00:18

Transcript:
Copy two acre 21 to figure 12. It's 324 South Horn, number 1016. RP's boyfriend was physical with RP and hit the 10-year-old son. The boyfriend is still 97. His vehicles of black meets a beach outlander. 21 on copying it.

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Near S Horne, Mesa, AZ 85204

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Ma'am, what's the name of these apartments? We have him as Mesa Palms. Copy step. He's going to assume Mesa Palms command. Go ahead and continue the balance in Code 3. Also add a TRT unit with the squad. Farm copies these deputy would be assuming Mesa Pham's command continuing the balance code three, and we're going to add a TRT with a squad. Unit calling command, go ahead with your traffic. Pension 211, command, we're coming in the front gate. Callity 211, you're on scene. Last unit calling command, go with your traffic. area in a shady location just away from the building. I believe you got an awning over here just kind of in front of you to the left. Two dozen copies, assuming treatment sector one patient will set up treatment in the shady area. It's the phone command for law. In the pump command. There's going to be one ambulance. Code two for now is fine. Alarm, copies one, ambit for two, and we've added ladder 276 from Phoenix and Route for TRT. Copy, ladder 276 is our TRT unit. Command to ladder 201. Ladder 201. Letter 201. Engine 211, setting up treatment sector just located just south, sorry, south. northwest of the incident under the shady location here. Do you want to go ahead and move the patient over there? Do you have a triage of that patient? Letter 201, no alarm. Letter 201. Number 201. My apologies, letter 201 to command. And letter 201, go ahead. Currently, triage report, no patient. We do have several elderly evacuees that are going to need cooling and shades. Okay, confirming we have no patients. Do you have contact with the driver? At one point, we were told there was somebody with a possible leg injury. I've made contact with the driver. She is saying no injuries and not complaining of anything. Copy that. At this point, it looks like we're going to have mainly evacuation and occupant services needs. Command to safety. Safety. Okay, give me an assessment of the main apartment that the vehicle's into as well as the remainder of the building and what our needs for evacuation are going to be at this time. It looks like the car hit the pillar in front of the apartment and maybe bumped into the doorway, but there's no other damage to the actual apartment that you're looking at. The pillar itself is pretty severely damaged, and that's the pillar. That goes straight up all the way to the third floor. What I would suggest is getting somebody up to the second floor not only to restrict access to other citizens, but to also make an assessment of what that second floor looks like. Okay, copy that. I'm going to make a judgment call here and we're going to utilize our crews to go ahead and evacuate the second and third floor just based on that damage to that pillar. So if you can work with ladder 201, let's focus on that since we don't have a patient at this point. I'll also give them engine 211.

I want to say, click out of your trouble. We have to standby. East Deputy is going to assume Mesa Palms. Go ahead and continue the balance in code Also add a TRT unit with the squad. Alarm coffee these deputy would be assuming Mesa Palm's command continuing the balance code 3, and we're going to add a TRT with a squad. Unit calling command, go ahead with the traffic. Agent 215, command, we're coming in the front gate. Copy 211, you're on scene. Last unit calling command, go with your traffic. 43. 23. I can try that 7.12 by 21. 10.5.2.2. A freedom manager, final, when I don't know of just walked into the facility, seems mentally unwell. He had a hospital bracelet on. He said he was going to the gas station and walked out. He was his red and black backpack at the front desk. Looks like according to IDH slide, his name is going to be (name withheld), born in 94. Be a black male, five-seven medium-billed with hat, drives a black shirt with black shorts and black commerce shoes. When they asked if he needed to help her police, he walked out quickly. They did give him a banana and a bottle of water. Copy is one, Amber Coot, 2, and we've added ladder 276 from Phoenix and route for TRT. 276 is our TRT unit. Command to Ladder 201. Engine 211 setting up treatment sector just located just south, sorry, south-northwest of the incident under the shady location here. Do you want to go ahead and move the patient over there? Do you have a triage of that patient? That's all-1-alarm. Ladder 201. My apologies. Ladder 201 to command. Add letter 201, go ahead. Currently, triage report, no patience. We do have several elderly evacuees that are going to need cooling and shade. Okay, confirming we have no patience. Do you have contact with the driver? At one point, we were told there was somebody with a possible leg injury? That's affirmative. I've made contact with the driver. She is saying no injuries and not complaining anything. Copy that. At this point, it looks like we're going to have mainly evacuation and occupant services needs. Command to safety. Safety. Okay, give me an assessment of the main apartment that the vehicle's into as well as the remainder of the building and what our needs for evacuation are going to be at this time. All right, looks like the car hit the pillar in front of the apartment and maybe bumped into the doorway, but there's no other damage to the actual apartment that you're looking at. The pillar itself is pretty severely damaged. And that's the pillar that goes straight up all the way to the third floor. What I would suggest is getting somebody up to the second floor not only to restrict access to other citizens, but to also make an assessment of what that second floor looks like.