Accidental 911 call from intoxicated female at rural address, Spencerville IN
Alcohol ViolationDeKalb County dispatch received a 911 call from a female at a house near County Roads 55 and 68. She repeated the address twice but did not explain the emergency and then hung up. Follow-up call revealed she was intoxicated and said the call was accidental. Police noted previous interactions with several people at that location. The situation is now safe and all involved have been identified.
Audio|Source: DeKalb County Sheriff, Fire / EMS, Auburn and Garrett Police / Fire
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Transcript:
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County units. At the unit could start towards near County Road 68. 55-8-10-0[2]-68.
00:06
Allen County advised they got a 911[1] call from this address.
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The female gave this address two times but didn't tell him what was going on and then hung up.
00:15
They just pinged at this address. I have not been able to call it back yet.
00:22
26, hospital.
00:27
11 then out from Alderman.
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15 code 3, it was not clear.
00:37
It was a 911[1] call that Allen County got the email gate the address of near County Road 68, twice, and then hung up on them.
00:45
They did advise it pinged at that address, unknown what the emergency is.
00:53
15 will be in round.
00:59
Central 11 is this? This is the schoolhouse?
01:06
I'm referencing the 911[1] hangout.
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I believe so.
01:15
It's a 5585-1010 here at 68.
01:20
Negative. It's the house right there in the corner of 55 and 68. We have multiple involvements with lots of individuals with flags.
01:31
Clear.
01:37
Control of the flag there.
01:39
Auburn 22.
01:43
(name withheld), the sister,
01:45
has been located. She's at home in Cromwell.
01:48
The driver admitted to driving said he was with (name withheld) and (name withheld), so you can add those to the complaint.
01:58
All right, thank you.
02:04
22, do you want his phone?
02:08
My father, no. No.
02:15
715, just information. I was able to make contact with a female on call back.
02:19
She sounded highly intoxicated,
02:22
just that she called by accident.
02:23
The information she provided is not in-house.
02:27
Not sure what's going on.
02:31
15.
02:34
Well, it's clear. I'll still be in, Rob.
02:38
Clear.
02:42
15.
02:44
15, you're going to disregard.
02:49
No, I had there with 11.
02:55
Clear.
03:00
Central 11. Did she give a department number or anything?
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Negative, she did not.
03:08
She just gave me that as her address.
03:11
It's clear.
03:17
County units, just information. Looking back at the involvement just from this year,
03:23
there was an involvement there with (name withheld),
03:27
who is Signal 40[3]. She was showing in one of the rooms there.
03:31
I know she has been out of the state recently.
03:37
Thank you.
03:40
Hello.
03:48
2214. Go ahead.
03:52
The thing is it looks like everyone involved has been ID'd and it's safe.
03:59
Second shift gets it clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Hang up/abandoned 911 call
[2]
10-0: Deceased person (dead body/DOA)
[3]
Signal 40: Unknown/agency-specific code (referred to as a 'subject'); exact meaning not determinable from context
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Near Co Rd 68, Spencerville, IN 46788
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