Intoxicated uncle damages vehicle tires at family home, Mesa AZ
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Family OffensePolice responded to a family disturbance at a residence near East McKellips Road. An intoxicated uncle damaged tires on multiple vehicles and moved belongings from a bus on the property. No threats were made to anyone. Two adults and three children were inside the home.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Superstition Patrol District
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
One Baker 56 and one maker five three, copy of 420[1] near East McKellips Road.
00:09
One Baker 56.
00:11
One Baker 56.
00:14
Near East McKellips Road.
00:20
Uncle is verbal with family and is intoxicated.
00:27
He damaged tires, but did not threaten anybody, unknown where the weapon is now, waiting on description.
00:40
Uncle is a white male about 60, plaid jacket, black pants, shaved head.
00:45
He has access to a yellow sedan and a green truck and is currently outside.
00:54
Units for East McKellips.
00:57
Nobody's outside with him.
00:58
There are two adults and three children in the home.
01:00
The uncle lives on the property in a bus.
01:03
His name is (name withheld).
01:04
He is near the bus he stays in and has flattened tires on two vehicles, possibly a third.
01:17
He is moving items from the bus to the green truck.
01:24
Go.
01:29
The 25 traffic.
01:32
Go ahead.
01:34
It is going to be Nora, seven out of eight, Mary Sam, Brown, and 59th Street.
Police codes explained
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[1]
420: Disturbance (verbal/physical altercation)
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Location mentioned:
E McKellips Rd, Mesa, AZ 85213
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