Noise disturbance reported at apartment with prior domestic history, Brookfield WI
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Family OffenseSecurity reported loud shouting from an apartment near Market Street. The location has a history of a prior domestic incident involving verbal disputes and uncooperative parties.
Audio|Heard on: Waukesha County Law Enforcement
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01:24
Transcript:
00:00
What? 23 King 240 is going to be 2 correction near Market Street, Apartment number 310.
00:06
This is being called in by security.
00:09
A resident heard a lot of shouting coming from the apartment on who resides in that apartment.
00:13
We're still time to gather further.
00:15
23-devort.
00:16
3.4. Copy now.
00:17
Happy.
00:21
Falls 21, checking status.
00:23
ECHO-225 for a vehicle accident.
00:25
Thank you. Thank you very far.
00:27
Number 12, 216, copy my notes.
00:31
108-2637, 724th Street.
00:35
Front of 2637, South the 124th Street.
00:39
Our caller is complaining of head pains always started with fire.
00:43
No gathering.
00:44
Time for. I got you.
00:46
Ngo-30-2-FIS fire.
00:51
Hi.
00:53
12440 S. McAllix Surway, Unit 107.
00:58
We'll be for alarms going off.
01:00
Called in by the apartment owner.
01:04
It's going to be a false alarm.
01:05
Amazing help resetting up.
01:07
King 223, King 24, security did not have further.
01:10
Looking back in history, there was a domestic at that location in September.
01:15
At that time, it was in regards to a shower door, and it was verbal only at that time.
01:20
The involved parties were uncooperative with officers while unseen.
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Location mentioned:
Market St, Brookfield, WI 53045
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