Woman requests police help to retrieve belongings, St Ignatius MT
Family OffenseA woman recently released from jail asked police to stand by while she retrieves her belongings from her ex-partner's residence near 1st Avenue. There may be a no-contact order preventing direct contact. She is unsure if she will be allowed entry.
Audio|Source: Lake County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I just got a call from (name withheld).
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She just got out of jail.
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She's advising she wanted a standby at her ex-partner's residence to get her belongings out.
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The address I got was near 1st Avenue.
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1st Avenue, apartment 12, near San Pablo.
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I did get her phone number as well.
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I couldn't map that address.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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(number withheld).
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She's still there?
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She doesn't feel safe outside after the time on the phone call.
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She's been to suspect whether she's going to have trouble over there or not.
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Okay.
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I could we try calling her when straight to voicemail now.
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Do we know her name?
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Negative. She wouldn't give the name.
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I'll try and contact the detective and get from them.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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I just go to that all right i.021.75.
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Go ahead.
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The caller is not a need to be a good significant other and this is going to be a tenant oval.
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Come in for her call.
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Affirmatives, they were, (name withheld) advising that there was no contact, that their advisor should have to go to the court.
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He advised that the court to hold her to contact as to me would
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help her get her belongings out.
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We didn't go to court today.
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Location mentioned:
1st Ave, St Ignatius, MT 59865
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