Domestic dispute reported with threats of harm in Clearwater, Clearwater FL
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a domestic dispute near Sally Lane in Clearwater. A male subject called 911 claiming police were trying to kill him and requested sheriff's officers. The female and children are secured inside the residence, with doors locked and the male unable to enter. Officers are communicating with the male subject and managing the scene with caution.
Audio|Heard on: Clearwater Police - East
Listen to dispatch call
05:9
Transcript:
00:00
K1 dispatches this subject on 911?
00:08
No, no one's landline with him.
00:11
We are receiving a 911 call now.
00:13
Stand by.
00:15
Okay, just let us know if it's him.
00:17
Also, is anybody laying in line with the victim or the complaint, I mean inside?
00:25
No 6, were you landline with the female half?
00:29
Yeah, I'm calling her back right now.
00:33
He's call her back and ask her to lock the door.
00:42
549, go with everything.
00:47
See, 549, go ahead.
00:49
Calls like eastbound, just point out with a big bridge for the tag (number withheld).
01:00
4. That's 21-51.
01:02
K1, units want code 1 out there.
01:06
No, not yet.
01:11
Just let me know if he calls out one.
01:16
428, I'm here with Reich waiting for you.
01:19
But I'm trying to confirm if the complaint locked the door and if we have charges.
01:31
City is not receiving a 911 calls.
01:33
The door is locked.
01:36
There's her, her friend, and two kids in the house.
01:42
Have them go to the back parallel apartment away from the front, please.
01:51
They're headed back there now.
01:57
K-1, it looks like we did get a call from him.
01:59
He disconnected from us.
02:01
He called and said that cops are trying to kill him.
02:04
He wants the sheriff's office instead.
02:09
31, that was on 911, correct?
02:15
He called 911 and FB got that information and they relayed that info to us.
02:21
We did not actually speak to him.
02:26
All right, since four, so we haven't missed use.
02:36
We just need to know if he called 911.
02:39
We didn't need to speak to you guys directly.
02:41
He called the 911 call center.
02:46
Yes, he did.
02:49
I'll jump in with us real quick.
02:57
3.9.34.
03:00
Govonne. Govonne.
03:03
That's 2154.
03:06
I don't know if you got...
03:10
Okay, I went to the units at the front.
03:14
We're going to attempt to move up from the east,
03:18
see if we can't get on the landing.
03:22
This is what you can give us but we don't need the tone.
03:27
C-Cop.
03:32
Copy. Units, we are Code 1[1] without the tone.
03:34
One's going to code 1 without the tone for near Sally Ln as 2155.
03:43
131 to 105 can one of you be lethal and one of you would be less lethal over there?
03:52
Yeah, what, what?
03:59
Is he still in the same spot?
04:02
Yes, he is.
04:03
He hasn't missed.
04:08
Kayone, it's at the front to stand by for a second.
04:12
We're putting together an IRT now.
04:18
Coffee, Pat.
04:23
You guys been able to communicate anyone?
04:27
Yeah, K3 is talking to him right now, and 105 has a dialogue.
04:37
The original complainant, his wife or girlfriend, is secured in the back of the residence.
04:43
The kids are sleeping.
04:45
Doors locked and he doesn't have a key.
04:51
31, there's three more of us that just show, do you need us anywhere?
04:57
If one of you could get to the north side to be with 105 and K3, approaching from the north side, has to not cross.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Routine, non-emergency response without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Sally Ln S, Clearwater, FL 33756
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