Man involved in domestic dispute leaves with handgun
Family OffenseA woman reported a domestic dispute where her husband had a handgun and then left the scene in a silver convertible car. She was upset and did not want police help after he left.
Audio|Source: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
R.P. kept repeating that the male just left, an unknown male, and a gray Chrysler has a firearm. The R.P. hung up, which is trying to call back to you further. I'm back for a minute. Unitsville's 116, a route to 4.05C. 161, David 161 prior to Phil. 4-1, David 161, don't copy. 1 and 1 King 16. Curve priors from the RP's phone number, it'll possibly be apartment number 34. 161 and 1st, on callback, the RP was crying and said that the male left, she doesn't want police anymore. The RP's husband, (name withheld), was 4.5 and 5 with the RP and he had a handgun in his hand, but there was no 243[1]-417[2]. The male fled in a silver drop-top Chrysler, license plate, unknown, direction unknown.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
243: Battery (Domestic Violence/Assault)
[2]
417: Brandishing a Weapon
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Location mentioned:
Near E Bianchi Rd, Stockton, CA 95210
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