Domestic violence threat at apartment near White Avenue, Clifton CO
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Family OffenseAt an apartment near White Avenue, a man yelled at his roommate over a ride to work. The situation escalated to domestic violence with threats toward the man's wife and child, who felt their lives were in danger. The man was upset about his coffee being in the caller's car, and the caller refused to return it.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa County and Grand Junction Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Verbal disturbance at apartment near White Avenue, unit 3,
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apartment near White Avenue, unit 3. Apartment near White Avenue, unit 3.
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Respond to apartment near White Avenue, unit 3.
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Caller says roommate is yelling at him, upset that caller
00:18
won't give him a ride to work.
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No weapons involved.
00:21
The roommate is (name withheld).
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Still working further.
00:28
Got me.
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542.
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47, I've located that truck, but I have not yet seen the mail.
00:42
Okay.
00:45
Pending Grand Junction Station 3.
00:52
And I'm in contact.
00:57
Engine 3, ambulance 3, respond for a patient, difficulty breathing at the Highlands, Apartments,
01:03
805 Bookcliff Avenue, apartment 417.
01:06
It's code 2, Terminal 544.
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2484.
01:18
This is domestic violence because (name withheld) was yelling at his wife.
01:23
His wife and child felt their lives were threatened.
01:26
(Name withheld) is outside upset that his coffee is in the caller's car.
01:30
The caller refuses to give him the coffee.
01:33
Caller will be (name withheld).
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Location mentioned:
White Ave UNIT 3, Clifton, CO 81520
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