Male banging on door during domestic dispute on Tennessee Avenue, Dupage County IL
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Family OffenseOfficers responded to a domestic disturbance report near Tennessee Avenue. A female caller was scared to leave because a male was banging on her door. The male was reported to be at his current girlfriend's house nearby.
Audio|Heard on: DuPage County Sheriff
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Can I give you an address to type for this missing view around?
00:06
Four guys.
00:12
Near Tennessee Avenue.
00:14
That's going to be his current girlfriend's house just to make sure that he's not there.
00:25
My computer's having issue to load them out.
00:27
It says 309 Creekside.
00:31
Approvedive.
00:32
There's a complaint I want to be in that way.
00:39
If I wanted to get anything back, my phone call.
00:42
No, it is.
00:45
Time for the more time.
00:46
Time 4, no more time.
00:51
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01:00
104455, Stata-Truck.
01:05
5-5 from Dukom, Stata-check.
01:11
289. It's loud inside.
01:13
I'll go back and look inside.
01:16
Three Doth, one, I got her back on the line if you want to go to the door.
01:23
And for this, she still need her assistance?
01:28
Okay.
01:29
The other one, it's affirmative and she's scared to go out because the male was banging on her door earlier.
01:43
And for you can advise her we're going to be knocking on the door again.
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Location mentioned:
Tennessee Ave, Downers Grove Township, IL
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