Domestic dispute between two intoxicated individuals resolved, San Juan Bautista CA
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Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic dispute between two intoxicated individuals near Anzar Road and San Juan Highway. The incident was physical about five minutes ago but is now non-physical with the parties separated. No weapons were involved.
Audio|Heard on: BEU CAL FIRE and San Benito County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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126 all during K-91 to cover domestic (name withheld) and Lake of Market.
00:08
126. near Anzar Road, cross-up near San Juan Highway.
00:13
We're working on a space number, I'd be advised.
00:16
It was physical about five minutes ago.
00:18
Both parties are intoxicated.
00:19
No weapons involved.
00:20
Still getting further.
00:23
126, I copy.
00:24
If you can just get the names for the subject.
00:29
126-104 it looks like (name withheld).
00:34
officer sound four you can attach me to (name withheld).
00:48
16 units responding to near Anzar Road.
00:51
Right now both parties is going to be (name withheld) and possibly (name withheld).
00:56
Both parties are code for valid deals.
00:59
Negative probation.
01:03
123, that copy.
01:12
Calls through 126.
01:14
Just confirmed they're separated.
01:21
They told us it was no longer physical and that they were separated, like this is an ongoing issue.
01:27
They became hard to understand and then disconnected with us.
01:32
Copy, thank you.
01:34
16-15. 15.
01:40
Sir 1-1-1-1-incourse.
01:45
spoke with the RP, claiming she called the court and that it should be in the system that served.
01:50
Can you guys confirm?
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Location mentioned:
San Juan Hwy, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045
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