911 hangup at Sussex Civic Center confirmed no emergency, Sussex WI
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Other CrimesA 911 hangup call was received from Sussex Civic Center. Officers contacted the administrative assistant who confirmed there was no emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Waukesha County Law Enforcement
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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17, copy a 911[1] landline hangup.
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Hand for.
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911[1]7 came in from the Sussex Civic Center,
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who was an immediate hangup.
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Where can't they call that now?
00:15
Hey, Kathy, you've been out.
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561, 1021, 1112, the chance.
00:20
Yeah, I'll have to give me a minute here.
00:23
David 113. This is Seema.
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526 or any witnesses or other callers on this?
00:32
Go ahead.
00:36
863EZ Street, 4863 Easy Street Unit 5, 87-year-old males, conscious and breathing.
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Caller is an occupational therapist, advising the patient has pain, is unable to move around.
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A-Firm,
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our one witness that called in with a plate was going to pull in or pull behind your traffic stop.
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If she didn't, we do have a 1021 for her.
00:54
Okay, for her.
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Have fire tonight,
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thank you. M.P. Cooper is the caller.
00:59
It's 561. I just got back to my car.
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There's two vehicles over behind me with hazards.
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You don't want they're driving.
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Maybe I can just talk to quick.
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And 911[1]7, we made contact with Catherine, who's an administrative assistant.
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She advised no emergency.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Open line/hangup from 911 call
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Location mentioned:
N64 W23760 Main St, Sussex, WI 53089
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