Domestic incident with knife threat near Stevenson Street, San Francisco CA
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic incident near Stevenson Street where a husband threatened with a kitchen knife. Children were present. One person was detained.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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01:32
Transcript:
00:00
Mission units be advised and looks like the husband is Spanish-speaking all night.
00:09
2C415% of Hotel Unit 135, Cross the Stevenson.
00:17
And this unit's on the A910 looks like the RP's advising there should be no other weapons in the house.
00:23
It sent a picture of himself with a kitchen knife though.
00:30
RAPES advising that the children are...
00:37
We're 12-hour revising code from the Honda Audubold, near Union.
00:46
3 David 82, Code 33[1], 84 only, 6A1, Florida, Unit 911, Code 33A4 only.
00:56
Again, all units are signed a new mechran now release.
01:03
3 David-10 Edward advising Code 4[2] the Code 33[1] on a4 only one in cuffs code for the code 33 on a4 only one in Cuths code for the code 33 on a4 only.
01:14
teams I'll put in a request.
01:20
according to three David 11 a word.
01:25
They're wanting you guys to give the RP a 901[3].
01:29
I got the phone number for her whenever you're ready.
01:31
She's a Spanish speaking only.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 33: Emergency radio traffic only
[2]
Code 4: No further assistance needed; scene secure
[3]
901: Ambulance/medical aid requested
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Location mentioned:
Stevenson St, San Francisco, CA 94105
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