Family disorder reported near Rockwood Drive in High Point, High Point NC
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Family OffensePolice responded to a family disorder reported near Rockwood Drive and Trench Tree People Way in High Point. Officers were coordinating assistance and checking the situation, including contacting involved individuals. No further details on actions or outcomes were provided.
Audio|Heard on: Guilford County Sheriff and Greensboro Police Dispatch
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01:47
Transcript:
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43, 21, 41, 21, near Rockwood Drive, Banner, Edward on a 10-16[1].
00:10
See in Cumberland.
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On an Oklahoma.
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Hi, I'm doing, today.
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Queen Adam Adam,
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962. It's a blue Mazda.
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For 22.
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Okay.
00:27
Yeah, well we're there at Station 34,
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the subject isn't here.
00:31
Do they have wires anything else?
00:34
They were coming from Gibsonville Police Department, so they might still be on their way.
00:41
Careful.
00:46
The phone number in the notes is to the female that you're meeting.
00:55
If we're off tip,
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calls no answer, no further then.
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Okay.
01:04
Just on St.
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Corey, please. Signal 50.
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No 15.
01:14
And can you show all the 630s out with me?
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631, 104.
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Four ten four corporal elect fington p's request in ten twenty one sent to your MCT two more two twenty four now will get you an assist thirty three three three oh two trench tree people way on a family disorder
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-16: Domestic disturbance or problem involving conflict within a household or family setting.
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Location mentioned:
Rockwood Dr, High Point, NC 27265
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