Domestic dispute sparks tension near Foots Creek Rd, Gold Hill OR
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Family OffenseA domestic dispute was reported near Foots Creek Road involving a mother and son; the male was identified as the aggressor but was unarmed with no medical emergencies, prompting concern due to intoxication and tensions.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Fire
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Transcript:
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264XO2 for a domestic[1] near Foots Creek Road.
00:04
Okay, okay,
00:06
4-X-2 for a domestic[1] near Foots Creek Road.
00:10
Open line with yelling in the background, we're attempting to gather further.
00:21
Next, caller visors will be mother versus son.
00:24
Male half involved is (name withheld), Databurton, 94, clear valid.
00:28
Perparais with the phone number, female half is likely (name withheld), date of birth.
00:34
99, no ballot, odds, ID only.
00:37
Colorivized (name withheld) is the aggressor, no weapon, senior threat, and subjects on scene have been drinking.
00:42
Colorivized (name withheld) does have clot 11 issues.
00:51
One truck.
00:53
One.
00:55
Union over ocean 22050-60-60-and-violet.
01:00
Tom 1, copy.
01:06
The female hat involved will be (name withheld), data-brism 76, clear ballots.
01:15
The color device, (name withheld) has gone into his room, parties are separated at this time within the residents.
01:20
No one is yelling right now.
01:22
Color confirmed negative medical need.
01:24
No children on scene.
01:25
There are four adults on scene in total.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
domestic: Domestic disturbance/violence call
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Location mentioned:
Foots Creek Rd, Gold Hill, OR 97525
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