Person may violate protective order and flee scene, Windsor Locks CT
Family OffensePolice received a report that a person protected by an assault and harassment order has left the scene and may be going to the police department. The case involves possible violation of the protective order including threats or assault.
Audio|Source: Windsor Locks Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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near Spring Street, Wal-3 Spring Street.
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The future call from (name withheld) reporting off (name withheld). Just tried to run them.
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2.48, we're going to got the address, but not what breaking the answer.
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According to the caller,
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ride running him over.
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6-1, are there any orders there from everything we went through over there over the cover?
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Roger,
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I'm looking at it right now.
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According to this,
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the protectee is (name withheld).
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And the stipulations are assault threat, harassed.
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Stop, successful party, surrender, firearm,
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and ammunition.
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248. I haven't gotten the CAD[1] yet, but I'm out.
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On my list of things to do, and you're out at 11.O.9.
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248. (name withheld) left.
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She, (name withheld) says she might be headed to the police department herself.
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All right, ten-four.
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I'll let you know if she comes here. We haven't seen anybody yet.
Police codes explained
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CAD: Computer-Aided Dispatch entry/reference
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Location mentioned:
Spring St, Windsor Locks, CT
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