Husband's girlfriend refuses to leave home and kicks door, Powell OH
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Family OffenseAt a home near West Reindeer Drive, a man's girlfriend refused to leave and was kicking the door. There was a protection order against her. She was driving a white Escalade and it was unclear if she had any weapons.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Caller saying that her husband's girlfriend is out the door, kicking and refusing to leave.
00:04
The husband is there, right?
00:11
She's actively kicking the door.
00:15
Do you want to back?
00:18
A-Firm. I'm about there.
00:23
We'll start doubling.
00:28
Thanks, can you divert to Shawnee Hills on a domestic?
00:35
Hey, if I'm not from Target.
00:37
Kathy, it's near West Reindeer, husband's girlfriend's at the door actively kicking and hitting the door.
00:45
They've asked repeatedly to leave the black female.
00:52
I'm not sure what kind of vehicle she drove there, caller's going to be in the kitchen.
00:57
She's refusing to leave.
01:01
141, I'll be clear, you can add me to that as well.
01:06
I copy.
01:11
For information, are you 51?
01:15
Go ahead.
01:17
No,
01:19
call on. 441 is in Routes, Nia.
01:22
It comes back to (name withheld) from Columbus, valid negative 15.
01:28
She has a protection order, standby for the protected party.
01:34
859111-18. 859.
01:40
She is an (name withheld),
01:44
(name withheld).
01:49
I believe she's driving a white Escalade.
01:52
Not sure if she has any kind of weapons.
01:59
Just for you know, no spawning, they can slow it down.
02:04
Copy, we'll let them know.
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Location mentioned:
W Reindeer Dr, Powell, OH 43065
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