Boyfriend throws objects and spits during domestic dispute, Mesa AZ
Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic incident near West Pampa Avenue where a boyfriend threw objects including salad dressing and spat on the reporting person. The reporting person was crying and initially unable to separate from the boyfriend. Officers worked to separate them. The boyfriend has a restraining order against him. No weapons were found in the house. The boyfriend had a previous violation in his vehicle. The reporting person was able to separate and get away during police intervention. Two dogs were present in the home. The situation was monitored and secured by officers.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
03:40
Transcript:
00:00
Working on 906[1], it's near West Pampa Avenue. Boyfriend's throwing things at RP advising that he was throwing salad dressing.
00:12
RP's also advising the boyfriend's spit on her, and she's crying.
00:18
What I think I appreciate she able to separate?
00:21
We're asking them to separate now.
00:25
Good,
00:26
ma'am, 13. Can you do a history check there? I think we've been out there.
00:30
Have one.
00:47
And units for that 420[2]. It's only RP and Boyfriend in the home. Boyfriend has access to a Black Ford SUV and a Black BMW.
00:55
We're trying to get them to separate.
00:57
Negative for any recent history of Dispatch 20, a lot of 804 calls and a 424.
01:03
We were last out for a 418[4] in 20203.
01:15
You guys just set it down, I can restart it.
01:25
Khabi 3RM25, I can show you anything back to two.
01:30
Probably.
01:35
And you answer that 420[2] boyfriend's attached. He has an OOP against him from a Rima Abdullah.
01:47
That's not going to be RRP today.
01:52
Copy.
01:55
Sir, Memphis. Do you find out any weapons in the house of the 420[2]? Okay.
02:04
1310.
02:06
Let me find out if you have any weapons.
02:10
Got it.
02:15
And even for the 420[2] RP is advising that both subjects live at dispatch 20, boyfriend also has a 422[5] in his vehicle, none in the house, two dogs in the home, RB says not aggressive.
02:31
Copy.
02:34
Closing copy has RP been able to separate?
02:37
Absolutely.
02:43
We're going to make an announcement?
02:46
Yep
02:51
N-13, team's making an answer.
02:58
Okay, so I'm going high-step. Okay, so I'm going high-step. Can I repeat still, though?
03:06
Okay. Press, an RP to step out. Zero 101, pink shirt, grace, left hand.
03:14
Said she couldn't get away from the boyfriend, that the boyfriend was still nearby.
03:22
He is on the 459[3] atom, the alarm company called back. They also got a shipping door motion.
03:32
We're clearing inside right now.
03:35
Gabby.
03:36
Okay,
03:38
ma'am, put your 1, 97 on a 420[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
906: Missing person (at-risk)
[2]
420: Disturbance (verbal/physical altercation)
[3]
459: Unlawful entry into a structure to commit theft or another felony.
[4]
418: Disturbance involving family, domestic dispute, or altercation requiring police intervention.
[5]
422: Criminal threats (possible)
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Location mentioned:
Near W Pampa Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210
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