Person seeks belongings despite active no-contact order, Valrico FL
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Family OffenseA person attempted to retrieve belongings from their parents' house despite an active no-contact order. Officers were dispatched with caution due to previous behavior. They confirmed the person needed a judge's order to access property and avoided assisting any violation of the order.
Audio|Heard on: Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
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Transcript:
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I'm at 388 near Coopers Hawk Court.
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512 Coopers Hawk Court closes across Whispering Leaf Trail.
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(name withheld) wants to retrieve items from parents' house.
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There is a no-contact order.
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This call is flagged for units due to past behaviors.
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Units are responding promptly.
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When echo's already can now, C2 on info, reference their quo.
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And four.
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Let's get back with our complaint.
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Yeah,
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let's get back with our complaint.
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Make sure he has a judge's order in hand.
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Then he can retrieve his property.
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We will not help him violate a no-contact order.
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Location mentioned:
Coopers Hawk Ct, Valrico, FL 33596
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