Man locked out during domestic dispute in Buhl, Buhl ID
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a man was locked out of his home by his wife during a domestic disagreement. They are currently separated. The woman was acting erratically. The man wanted to collect his clothes to leave for the night. There was a previous domestic incident involving a firearm at this address last year.
Audio|Heard on: SIRCOMM, TFPD, State District 4
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Transcript:
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Near East 3700 North. Caller reports wife locked him out of the house.
00:02
Still obtaining further information.
00:07
The male identifies himself.
00:09
Thank you.
00:23
You can cancel, patient refused assistance.
00:27
You can't do that.
00:28
You can't.
00:33
Units clear and advised.
00:39
Copy.
00:41
Copy.
00:50
To bulletin.
00:51
About to give updates unless you already read them.
01:01
Caller will be in a gray Kia SUV parked in the driveway.
01:07
They are separated at this time.
01:08
Female is 27 years old at Cura Patton.
01:11
She is acting erratically, unknown if drugs, alcohol, or weapons involved.
01:17
They were arguing over the phone, not in person.
01:20
When caller arrived home, he was locked out.
01:23
Caller wants to get clothes and belongings to leave for the night.
01:27
Also.
01:29
There was a domestic incident with firearm at this address last year.
01:33
Same address and subject involved.
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Location mentioned:
E 3700 N, Buhl, ID 83316
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