Physical domestic dispute reported near 3900 block in Ecorse, Ecorse MI
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Family OffensePolice responded to an open 911 call reporting a physical domestic dispute near the 3900 block in Ecorse. The call was from third-party callers, and officers worked to secure the location and ensure safety. A female was taken into custody during the response. No personal names or exact addresses are disclosed.
Audio|Heard on: Downriver Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
04:11
Transcript:
00:00
D-Course, I've got an open 911[1] line with an active domestic.
00:03
Looks like it's going to be pinging near 3900 block.
00:10
3-8.
00:12
312.
00:16
Still an open line, sounds like it is physical.
00:24
Dispatched, put three in and also.
00:27
Okay.
00:32
We got it.
00:35
8-4 to 816, what are you guys?
00:38
Room 13, that's.
00:45
Day 3, Station 4, have a rescue, 11,
00:50
993 olive,
00:51
1-1-993, Alice,
00:54
785-year-old male, elytaint, difficulty walking.
00:58
Day 3, Rescue 2 will be responding from 94 in Middleville.
01:05
Have you a rescue from 94 Middleville.
01:16
Base three engine two is responding from Wayne in your return.
01:20
16, she'll roll the one clear in return.
01:27
Copy engine two.
01:29
Pace 3.9 to and RISB2.
01:31
You could go to the side door for a patient side door.
01:34
Okay.
01:35
Okay.
01:37
You side door.
01:42
4.9 for code.
01:50
Ready.
01:52
I'm going to go.
01:58
2.13 station, PR girl, please.
02:03
Oh, yes, safe.
02:04
Okay.
02:07
17-1-17, do we know who the callers? Is it third-party or is at USCS themselves?
02:14
Both of them are third-party callers.
02:17
The mail truck hasn't said anything.
02:19
Received.
02:22
3 to 17. I'll be in route back to the city with one female prisoner in custody.
02:27
Starting mileage, 6383.8.
02:34
Okay, do you need the return on there, or you just want me to put in the notes?
02:42
417 base.
02:47
417, go ahead.
02:52
18 at the courthouse.
02:56
Copy.
02:57
Be clear with notes.
03:04
He's going to wait till the vehicles fall out, we can't open them or locate any types of VIN numbers on them.
03:11
He said he'll call back once the vehicles are ready to be taken.
03:18
Okay. Clear at 1214.
03:21
E-course, are you secure?
03:23
Also, could you change this to a citizen, please?
03:27
Oh, you're safe.
03:29
17 out of hospital.
03:32
Yes, ma'am, we're trying to get entry.
03:33
Are you there trying to see?
03:37
Yes, sir.
03:38
Probably only answer.
03:44
This, Bish, we're not getting any answers to Tours.
03:48
Okay. Do you want me to attempt again?
03:51
Yes, ma'am.
03:53
Copy.
03:59
Still ringing and going to voicemail.
04:01
Looks like the ping is now between 3949 and 3951.
04:07
Okay, we got the one on the street.
04:09
We're clear for right now.
04:11
Okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Hang up (disconnected 911 call)
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Ecorse, MI
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