Female caller requests help after argument at north lane, Caledonia WI
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Family OffenseA female caller called 911 near North Lane and was crying, saying she needed help. She later said she had an argument with her husband and asked to cancel the call but kept crying.
Audio|Heard on: Mt Pleasant/Caledonia/Sturtevant Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:55
Transcript:
00:00
217 for a 911 hang-up[1].
00:04
317.
00:05
221. 2nd.
00:11
221. This is near North Lane.
00:15
The address is getting pinged from Rapid SOS.
00:18
Female caller keeps crying on the phone and hanging up.
00:21
You can hear a male in the background and the female keep saying she needs help.
00:29
17, contact.
00:37
216.
00:38
16 to refresh. 2.16. Close my eye, I have the step out to take it and have to that 911 hang-up[1].
00:54
I copy.
01:02
2.17, I can put you 10-8[2].
01:07
Something keeping on, I'm 16.
01:11
Copy.
01:12
Please.
01:17
Please feel crying.
01:19
Just fetch the 216 in cover.
01:23
Yes.
01:26
The call-taker was able to get the 17 back on the line.
01:28
She stated she was having an argument with her husband and was requested to cancel, however, she still was crying over the phone.
01:37
Okay, can I copy myself, I'm 217.
01:39
I'm sorry. Okay.
01:42
Copy. Copy.
01:48
2.15 to stretch and we confirm the address.
01:54
Negative.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911 hang-up: Disconnected or unanswered 911 call; officers dispatched to check the situation
[2]
10-8: Officer is in service and available for calls.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
North Ln, Franksville, WI 53126
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