Domestic disturbance with firearm threat near Glenwood Ave, Port Huron MI
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Family OffenseA domestic disturbance was reported near Glenwood Avenue involving a man and his roommate arguing over a matter. The man threatened to shoot the roommate. Police were dispatched and found both parties with no valid issues. The man possesses two registered firearms.
Audio|Heard on: St. Clair County Police, Fire and EMS Simulcast
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01:24
Transcript:
00:00
Thank you. Near Glenwood Ave, apartment number two.
00:05
So the third party caller states their boyfriend, (name withheld), and his roommate, (name withheld), are having an argument over BCSA.
00:12
Caller states to get here, (name withheld) threatened to shoot the roommate; line disconnected.
00:21
1820, copy domestic[1].
00:24
18.
00:27
20.
00:29
2633 Spruce.
00:30
2633 Spruce.
00:32
To open one line of two subjects arguing, you can hear someone yelling, call the police.
00:37
We're getting this through RapidSOS.
00:43
I got a coffee military in court.
00:50
14, I'm clear.
00:53
Abby.
00:59
1820, I believe we'll get the caller back on the line, states it's just her boyfriend being drunk.
01:04
However, we could still hear a lot of screaming in the background, if you could at least check the welfare.
01:11
Abby.
01:16
It's around near Glenwood Ave.
01:17
Both parties are nil valid.
01:21
(Name withheld) does show two firearms registered to them.
Police codes explained
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[1]
domestic: Domestic disturbance
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Location mentioned:
Glenwood Ave, Port Huron, MI 48060
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