Distress sounds reported from apartment after multiple 911 calls, Roseville CA
Family OffenseOfficers responded to multiple 911 calls from an apartment near Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. The calls were in possibly Spanish, and dispatchers could not get clear information. Officers could hear sounds of distress from the apartment.
Audio|Source: Roseville Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Paul 109 with 140 for an area check for a wireless 911[1] of 86, 1098 Wood Creek Oaks Boulevard. We've gotten multiple 911 calls from this number. Mail speaks, possibly Spanish. We haven't been able to get any information. 72 114 vehicles in Rowland County.
00:21
Stand by ground please. 729, Nora Queen George 402. Traffic's the vehicle is clear. Expired 810 of 25 with registration suspended effect of 11424, 715 Chevy lasted a dozen minutes stockman.
00:45
109, just history of wireless 911[1] and a 1021 from 2015. We're not 100% sure if that is the apartment number, as we weren't able to get information from this caller, it's just closest mapping. Go on. 4. The 7-2 switching the attack return on 2. 10-4[2].
01:08
Wanted through an outtose BJ with the mail.
01:10
Number.
01:11
Well, Ryan, what's the last four of the number, if we have it?
01:13
A 101, if one number calling was a 911[1] only number, last 4 are going to be 1196.
01:18
All right, so far it's the negative that one chose row one.
01:22
Turn four.
01:24
And also, no, there are sounds of distress coming from the apartment.
01:27
Copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Emergency call
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement
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Location mentioned:
Near Woodcreek Oaks Blvd, Roseville, CA 95747
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