Man yelling inside car in parking lot at sun valley, Sun Valley NV
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Family OffenseDispatch responded to a report of a male yelling inside a black Audi in the parking lot near Sun Valley Boulevard. The car windows were tinted, and the caller heard the male say, "I'm never letting you leave." Another caller suggested the incident may be a physical domestic disturbance with a female crying inside the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Reno and Sparks Police and Fire
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01:35
Transcript:
00:00
It's a trouble unknown in the parking lot near Sun Valley Boulevard and only have one unit available.
00:18
Near Sun Valley Boulevard in the parking lot.
00:22
It's a car trouble unknown.
00:23
Caller advised that there is a male yelling inside of a vehicle.
00:27
It's a black Audi.
00:30
Caller advised that the windows are too tinted to see anyone inside the vehicle.
00:33
Caller heard.
00:35
Male yelling, I'm never letting you leave.
00:37
Looks like there's a large tarp and a suitcase on top of the vehicle.
00:41
We're no longer light line.
00:43
Near Sun Valley in the parking lot.
00:46
There you. Thank you.
00:53
Can we clear that with follow-up needed to 633 and another driver without a license?
01:04
Let's help in 231 are tonight and we'll both head to the Preserve the PC.
01:13
Disregard looks like it's gone.
01:17
Uh,
01:18
permit.
01:23
It looks like we have another caller saying that this is possibly a domestic disturbance.
01:28
Caller believes it's physical,
01:30
that there was a female half that was crying.
01:34
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Sun Valley Blvd, Sun Valley, NV 89433
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