Disturbance reported near First Street involving couple, Pompano Beach FL
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Family OffenseA disturbance was reported near First Street where a caller's friend and her boyfriend were involved in a fight. A male was described as wearing black pants and a white shirt.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
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Transcript:
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Trenching through 21 in progress.
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You know, 31 in progress, our prox location near First Street.
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We are now being changed to a 38[1].
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We get people yelling and advising your boyfriend hit her.
00:17
11 off for 10, 11 off and non-and-coppy.
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204 any late crowd through in the clear of copper?
00:33
Hello, capacity for Sherman, 197.
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97.
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108, I'll show you 51.
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Additional units respond any form.
00:48
Office 16 and once in 20.
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The proximity near First Street.
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27, 16, continue to me.
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Copy.
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16, I'll be 51.
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Several.
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That 2745, first street?
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54, 2741 or first street?
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For you.
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U.S.B advisor is going to be black male, Delano, not see wearing black pants and a white shirt, still is you.
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I'm going to join with reality.
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Copy.
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U.S.B. Advise, it's going to be the caller's friend and her boyfriend that are fighting now.
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RAPID is showing 2721.
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Copy 97, revise on there.
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16, I'll go on 97.
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75. 7.4.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
38: Verbal disturbance or dispute in progress, no physical altercation involved.
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Location mentioned:
SE 1st St, Pompano Beach, FL 33062
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