Individual threatens to kill father with a knife, Hortonville WI
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Family OffenseAn individual threatened to kill his father with a knife inside a residence and refused to put it down when officers arrived. The situation was tense, and the individual was heard speaking in the background.
Audio|Heard on: Waupaca, Shawano, and Outagamie County Fire/EMS
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01:29
Transcript:
00:00
When you head back over to near South Mill Street from that assist from earlier, I have the RP back on the line.
00:07
To say that, (name withheld) said he needed to go to his dad's house to kill him.
00:11
He does currently have a steak knife.
00:12
I can hear him in the background things are starting to get heated.
00:20
The vehicle is all over the road and the driver is laying back in the driver's seat.
00:25
Advice if you're in the area.
00:30
806 is getting off the planeway or still cell phone?
00:36
8.06 looks like the RP can no longer see the vehicle.
00:43
8.6 copy?
00:48
806. 8.6. Did you want me to send you the request?
00:56
Yes, please.
00:59
That first long distance on you.
01:01
Yes, Cruz, we have more than one.
01:03
Appleton to Milwaukee.
01:04
You're going to be picking up at Appleton Room No.
01:06
(number withheld).
01:12
My partner is still on the line with the RP.
01:15
She can hear (name withheld) in the background saying he's going to kill his dad and he's refusing to put the knife down.
01:24
times to get him to put it down, but he won't.
01:27
I do believe he's now going to be downstairs in his bedroom with it.
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Location mentioned:
S Mill St, Hortonville, WI 54944
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