Domestic disturbance with threats at Grove St apartment, Forest City NC
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Family OffenseA domestic disturbance occurred near Grove St, Apartment 303 involving a male subject shouting and threatening a female and children present.
Audio|Heard on: Rutherford County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:59
Transcript:
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That's 116, 17, 1098, near Grove St, Apartment 303.
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The caller called 911, reporting her husband was in her face, flipping out like he was going to hit her.
00:11
Be a Jamie crop subject.
00:13
All of those further is to get it?
00:15
Myself and 12 out of the year.
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Enter.
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104 1618 10 this episode out here the loading dot gold jacket
00:32
Central R-604 unit for 104.
00:36
Stand 4, you can hold.
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Central Adam 7.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:43
104, come to hold checks.
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1620.
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24, I'm on place 1021 from the Mead lane traffic earlier.
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Central S209.
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Central S209.
00:59
You're in.
01:04
If we have a 10-100, 780 Oakland road, it's going to be less petroleum.
01:09
In his front door, burglar alarm,
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no contact.
01:14
Essentials 116.
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Go ahead.
01:17
In 2016, the one partner can hear the male subject yelling in the background.
01:25
She's 5'000 and they also have two children in the residence.
01:28
We have the underpite remains that parade into law enforcement or could get there.
01:32
Yeah.
01:41
My partner advised.
01:43
The male party was also in the background, trying to bring the children into the argument and get to the mom.
01:54
One 16, central 1023.
01:57
Can you readdive the part of my number, please.
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Location mentioned:
Grove St, Forest City, NC 28043
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