Disturbance reported at apartment 18 on North Church, Sullivan MO
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Disorderly ConductA disturbance occurred near North Church, apartment 18, Sullivan. The involved person, identified as (name withheld), was verbally arguing but left before police arrived. They have an active warrant out of Rolla Police Department.
Audio|Heard on: Sullivan and Surrounding Area Public Safety
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
102 Sullivan, I'm 10-23 near North Church.
00:03
What was the apartment number?
00:05
Number 18.
00:14
104, do we have address history?
00:23
Looks like there's been a couple of disturbances in the last couple of months.
00:27
One of them was involving (name withheld).
00:31
10-4[2].
00:33
10.4.
00:39
204.23.
00:43
104808.
00:46
2028.
00:49
2023.
00:53
120, 809.
01:01
1286 Franklin, I'm 108, they're back on the road.
01:05
Sure you're 108.
01:06
8th. 8's 10.
01:07
10. 10.
01:13
104, Sullivan.
01:20
All used to go 108 made contact with Indiana West.
01:23
He was in a verbal argument.
01:24
(name withheld).
01:25
He left prior to arrival.
01:26
Could you check him for nine times, please?
01:31
There more.
01:33
About 104, he's got an active 99[1] out of Rolla PD.
01:40
1171, Franklin, 108.
01:44
108, 812. 108, 812.
01:51
104, 120, you know he's been driving?
01:57
Negative each time I follow him, he's on foot.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
99: Wanted person / warrant hit
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
232-242 N Church St, Sullivan, MO 63080
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