Physical domestic incident near Westcott Dr and Eastlake Dr, Spring Creek NV
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Family OffenseA physical domestic incident occurred near Westcott Drive and Eastlake Drive in Spring Creek. Medical units are staged nearby, and the female involved is leaving the residence to prevent further conflict. Officers were warned to be cautious as the aggressor may be violent.
Audio|Heard on: Elko City and County Public Safety
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
To determine the primary physical aggressor, female half is leaving the residence tonight.
00:08
I'm going to give her a courtesy ride off Honda Lane.
00:11
I'll give you to Merrick when I get there.
00:17
10-4[2].
00:23
David 31. Okay.
00:26
Go ahead.
00:28
3 or 43, the reporting party warns you need to be careful because the aggressor may try to hurt you.
00:36
10-4[2]. Reporting party now.
00:38
10-9[3].
00:43
I'm speaking with the reporting party now.
00:45
I copy.
00:48
2-4.
00:49
No, so mate.
00:53
Hi mate.
00:55
I'm 10-23[1]. Medical units staging at Eastlake Dr and Westcott Dr.
01:00
Bye-back.
01:07
Medical staging, Spring Creek.
01:29
Attention, Alco, ambulance.
01:30
Station 28, respond to Eastlake Dr and Westcott Dr for a physical domestic incident.
01:39
Getting to stage in the area of Eastlake Dr and Westcott Dr for physical domestic.
01:46
Right, true, Bobby.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-23: Arrived on scene
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
[3]
10-9: Repeat last transmission
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Location mentioned:
Westcott Dr & Eastlake Dr, Spring Creek, NV 89815
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