Woman locked in bedroom with children during domestic dispute, Surprise AZ
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Family OffenseAccording to the dispatch call, a woman locked herself in a bedroom with her two daughters during a domestic disturbance at a residence near 135th Drive. The boyfriend tried to fight her, and there is a history of assault.
Audio|Heard on: Surprise and El Mirage Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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It's going to be a car domestic near 135th Drive.
00:05
City is up in 9113-5 Drive.
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Copy 159.
00:13
There's near 135th Drive.
00:16
Until 4.
00:22
Also seeing that our weapons hold to the safe.
00:27
We're playing in a hazard.
00:31
916-14-11 for making some S-7-2.
00:40
4-Bromo 22, my hand the 21-1 car, breaking off and keep in the same in addition.
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10-4[1]-4-162.
00:53
Therefore, I'll be tonight.
01:00
The U.S.S. Mustard Femonella from Lowe's from 12-960s going to his residence.
01:06
They heard off of the ties so she can't call 911 directly.
01:13
She's at my aunt.
01:14
Let me have her two daughters in the room with her.
01:17
We have told us about second woman who is lost under her bedroom.
01:23
And she's stating that her boyfriend keep trying to fight (name withheld), so she walked herself in the bedroom.
01:30
Jasmine also says to,
01:31
she is pregnant out now.
01:39
It looks like the other parties are not where the PD is around.
01:43
It's not a filthy violent towards officers.
01:47
The whole party does have a history of assault on your kids.
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10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
N 135th Dr, Surprise, AZ
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