Woman locks herself in bathroom during domestic dispute, Montgomery County VA
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Family OffenseA woman locked herself in a bathroom during a domestic dispute with her husband after recently leaving a mental health facility. The husband was outside the bathroom reporting the situation to emergency services.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery County Public Safety
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
RP is an (name withheld) subject, husband is a (name withheld) subject.
00:07
Call taker can now hear the male subject speaking to the female who are trying to get them to separate.
00:12
I don't believe it's escalated yet.
00:17
3928.
00:20
Do it.
00:22
Unless you got something else on the vehicle, I believe your code 4, it'll clearly lose.
00:26
We got the owner of the trailer on the phone with this subject up here now.
00:32
104. I also spoke to the owner through the contracted party that Allen referenced and he stated his code 4 and both southerns have a right to be there.
00:43
104 that's what we're getting to.
00:45
Brake in RV 2728, be ready.
00:49
Send it.
00:52
27. Tango 630486-09.
00:57
T6B.0486.09.
01:03
Spenser, light, 7-1-1.
01:07
All right. 28.
01:08
T.E.F.
01:09
76676-T-EF. 7676. Tango, Hick of the clock drive 7676.
01:12
Wait, forward.
01:15
Thank you, George Johnson.
01:18
Forward.
01:22
En route to Renner Road.
01:25
RP advises, she's in the bathroom downstairs with the door locked.
01:29
We are now on the line with the husband, I believe.
01:32
He's stating his wife just got out of a mental facility and she has locked him outside of the house.
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Montgomery County, VA
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