Dispute at apartment with verbal and property conflict, Bay Point CA
Family OffenseA woman called 911 from an apartment near Water St, yelling at a man to leave her house before disconnecting. The man then called, saying the woman was trying to force him out, grabbing him, yelling, and damaging his property. There is a history of arguments and possible past use of force.
Audio|Source: Contra Costa County Sheriff Dispatch - East
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Transcript:
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It's a 9-1-1[1]-hanging up in the area near Water St.
00:09
A female saying, get out of my house, get out of my house, and then disconnected without speaking to the call taker.
00:16
For the priors of 21, it should be near Water St Unit 300 G as in George.
00:23
Is it 23 in route? Z23 in route.
00:31
21, we get a shirt.
00:34
Z21, loud of clear.
00:36
Okay.
00:43
Nc21, Z23, we have the male half calling in now.
00:46
He's stating that a female is trying to force him out of the residence negative physical.
00:51
This female is her in the background yelling.
00:53
She's a single Terry Brianna.
00:56
David Worth 9-9 of 85, black female.
00:59
The female is still yelling at the male in the background.
01:01
In the male disconfirmative, Unit G is in George.
01:08
Your unit.
01:12
As Arby's advising, he has been living at this location.
01:16
The female is grabbing him, loud verbal with the female thing, get out of my house.
01:21
In the mail thing, let go of my mail and stop ripping my stuff up and then disconnected.
01:26
The female half is calling in again, loud verbal, confirm the address.
01:30
She's not answering the call-taker, it's just cursing.
01:37
...advised.
01:41
The female is destroying his property and social force in the past.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
9-1-1: Emergency telephone number
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Location mentioned:
Near Water St #300g, Bay Point, CA 94565
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