Domestic disturbance reported near Lyon Street in Albany, Albany OR
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Family OffenseA domestic disturbance was reported near Lyon Street in Albany involving a man in his 40s wearing a red jacket and backpack who was yelling and escalating. Officers responded and requested Spanish-speaking assistance. The man later calmed down and remained inside.
Audio|Heard on: Albany Police
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03:11
Transcript:
00:00
One five, one eight seven, domestic.
00:06
One foot.
00:11
Eight seven.
00:14
It's actually a disturbance at chance.
00:16
Near Lyon Street is a Hispanic Leone location.
00:19
He's escalated and yelling.
00:23
He said he's in his 40s, red jacket,
00:26
and a backpack.
00:27
He's not engaging with staff and he's in a fall through the four minute.
00:33
Unknown why he's upset, his name is trying to exhale on then last.
00:37
Oh,
00:43
okay.
00:48
Last June and I can't have to go left.
00:55
1415 did they ask the email to leave?
01:05
Your radio's too quiet.
01:08
Sounds like he's kind of not talking to them when they're talking to him.
01:15
Coffee.
01:25
139, you can catch me that.
01:27
I've got why it's in Hayes.
01:30
Copy. Sounds like Hayd may have been started calming down a little bit.
01:42
He's no longer yelling and he's still inside.
01:51
187M and are out from 28 inhale,
01:54
no MDT.
01:57
12-0-0-0-0-2-2-8.
02:00
12-0. All right.
02:01
All right.
02:08
Yes.
02:14
Copy in your radios, pretty much unreadable.
02:24
4-05-out copy.
02:30
And I can hear that one.
02:40
1-239, I'm out.
02:45
129.
02:57
397.8. Go ahead.
03:02
That may be able to use your Spanish skills down there.
03:11
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
SE Lyon St, Albany, OR 97321
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