Apparent domestic disturbance near Walnut St, Cincinnati OH
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible domestic disturbance near Walnut St. A suspect reportedly damaged another person's car and left in a gray Toyota SUV toward McMicken. A possible protection order may be involved, and the location was identified as an apartment near Walnut St.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
I have a domestic from Chestnut with possible protection order.
00:05
Control twenty-one.
00:07
What's wrong? Are in the residence at this time.
00:09
Seven 15, that's twelve thirty-eight and twelve twenty-one.
00:13
All right, copy.
00:14
I am okay for right now.
00:16
Twelve thirty-seven, disregard twenty-one.
00:18
No, over there.
00:20
Okay, car twelve twenty-one, disregard for twelve thirty-seven.
00:22
Oh my god, thank you.
00:24
And is there going to be a 14 twenty-two? Fourteen twenty-two.
00:28
We'll cover twelve twenty-one.
00:29
It looks like the suspect left and damaged (name withheld)’s car.
00:35
Near Walnut St.
00:36
Apartment number two.
00:39
The suspect left in a gray Toyota SUV heading toward McMicken.
00:43
The suspect was damaging (name withheld)’s car and arguing with (name withheld).
00:49
A domestic disturbance.
00:50
Near Walnut apartment number two.
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Location mentioned:
Walnut St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
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