Mother violates protective order involving child, San Francisco CA
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Family OffenseOfficers investigated a case where a mother previously arrested for child endangerment was suspected of violating a criminal protective order involving a four-year-old child at an apartment near Geary Street in San Francisco.
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The Central 1-Carnate priority 418, oral violation, 709, Geary, Unit 405, House of Leavenworth and High.
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Adam Levin Network.
00:12
For a copy of calling by a Harpini, Ray Sullivan in Room 102.
00:19
There is a female who was taken out in handcuffs twice for child endangerment. There is a criminal protective order on file for the mother against a four-year-old child, but the reporting party is not sure.
00:29
Neighbors near Dolores in 201 saw the subject in the building about an hour ago, and the reporting party says the lights of the subject units are on right now, and the movement from the apartment looks like it could be the mother.
00:40
For the call-taker, they ran the subject and found the job.
00:43
After running the subject, they found an active criminal protective order with no expiration date.
00:49
This is also Holman in their apartment right now.
00:51
Available to be able to meet OPD and I don't know.
00:57
To clarify, the restrained person's name is (name withheld).
01:03
Showing a job of...
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1984 July 15th age 40 a protective person is named (name withheld), a male we don't have any information on possibly as a child.
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Location mentioned:
Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94109
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