Man refuses to leave home during verbal dispute, Carnegie PA
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic dispute near Logan Street where a woman reported that her boyfriend was refusing to leave the home. The couple was separated at the time, and the woman warned that the man might become angry when officers arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Allegheny County West Police, Fire, and EMS, South Fire
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Transcript:
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Near Logan Street, a woman reports her boyfriend is refusing to leave the house during a verbal domestic dispute.
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38 coverage from J-Go.
00:36
Transformer employees and 2003 clear port for a tough man.
00:42
268, the second activation one-fire service one take you to see.
00:46
Okay,
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268 engine,
00:54
and 68 engine receipt.
01:03
Tommy, 608.
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Good.
01:11
I'll be clear, that deer was as opposed of.
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It's going to be just north of PTC Road on McKee Road.
01:18
So you can notify time for pickup, please.
01:23
So I'll be I'll call.
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1115 Johnny.
01:38
Got it. I'll be back in.
01:41
Vehicles tagged owner showed up.
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He's moving it.
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County 6302 PA drivers.
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Cut.
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3190-115.
02:14
Coming.
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Here on the tow and which one's coming?
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There's no fault for any further.
02:23
There are a neighborhood side.
02:24
That's five or something.
02:26
It's going to take them all.
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Copy back.
02:30
Thank you.
02:32
Carnegie is advising that the caller called back stating the man may become very angry when officers arrive.
02:39
They are currently separated.
02:41
He is upstairs in the bedroom.
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Location mentioned:
Logan St, Carnegie, PA 15106
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