Domestic disturbance reported near Dunbar Lane address, Bishop CA
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Family OffenseA possible domestic disturbance was reported near Dunbar Lane involving a male and female subject. There is a prior restraining order requiring peaceful contact between them. The male caller disconnected during the 911 call. No injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Inyo County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, CHP Gold
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Transcript:
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Northern units,
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A family dispute reported near Dunbar Lane.
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A male and female involved; prior restraining order with peaceful contact condition.
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Caller was on 911[1] with the male.
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He said the female was coming back outside.
00:15
He disconnected.
00:16
They declined medical assistance at the location near Dunbar Lane.
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Location confirmed by 911[1] coordinates.
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Copy.
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Copy. I'm going to copy.
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Running checks on all parties involved.
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Running checks on all parties involved.
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The reporting party disconnected.
00:47
The reporting party was the male.
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See no one at the scene.
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Confirming location near Dunbar Lane.
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A-perm.
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A-perm.
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Southern units,
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There is a restraining order with peaceful contact between the two; the restrained party is the male, the protected party is the female, peaceful contact required.
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Peaceful contact.
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Location is one trailer north of Dunbar Lane.
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Several.
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Location mentioned:
Dunbar Ln, Bishop, CA 93514
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