Domestic disturbance with yelling and crashing sounds, Franklin WI
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic disturbance near West Cortez Circle where a male and female were heard screaming and crashing sounds were reported. The female was heard yelling to be let go. The situation continued with yelling and crying for 20 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Milwaukee County Public Safety - South Suburbs
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Transcript:
00:00
Here's responding to near West Cortez Circle.
00:04
I'll get you a unit.
00:05
Our call is in 19 reporting that a female and male are screaming at each other.
00:10
Here's things crashing and a female screaming to let me go.
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4410.
00:19
45 traffic.
00:27
You can tell me that close to think the answer, white male,
00:31
approximately 30 years old, just has a small ass version of the head.
00:35
None custom.
00:37
So they can answer?
00:40
103.
00:41
10.4.
00:47
Med 183-183, scene is secure.
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You can proceed to Unit 100.
00:59
Cross, sir.
01:05
44,
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45, call is reporting she'll need to outside to point where it's coming from.
01:10
She's not sure of the unit number.
01:14
44-10-4.
01:18
45, happy.
01:21
Forty-eight, you can attach me.
01:25
Have you.
01:30
You can put me out three-oh-one.
01:32
I'll stand for.
01:38
The color will be outside in a black t-shirt.
01:41
(name withheld).
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Except one.
01:53
Dispatch, engine one, patient refusal.
01:56
Let's receive engine one, patient refusal.
02:02
20 minutes, the female still yelling and crying and she hears dogs barking from the unit.
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Location mentioned:
W Cortez Cir, Franklin, WI 53132
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