Police respond to possible domestic dispute after 911 hang-up, Camarillo CA
Family OffenseOfficers responded to a 911 hang-up call near Renee Crest in Camarillo where a Spanish-speaking caller requested police but did not explain the emergency. A female crying was heard before the line disconnected. There was a prior verbal domestic dispute at this address involving the same individuals. Officers are also responding to a related location near Hobra Court in Camarillo.
Audio|Source: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - West
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Transcript:
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3d2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-day-fit-you on a check-pull being at near Renee Crest assignment a Spanish speaker was requesting police but not telling the translator what the emergency was a female was heard crying in the background and the line disconnected at near Renee
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we'll be in thought
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Today of 22[1], 3rd, there's a prior domestic on October 3rd involving HPD subject first of (name withheld), born in 90, who is in a verbal with their girlfriend, (name withheld),
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and it was cleared verbal only.
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The 22[1] unit, the depot, the prior domestic returns could stand for DUI-related charges and valid with court progression.
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Okay, Calder.
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Okay, Calder.
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Stage 1-8-0-51.
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Higieg.
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I will now be en route to near Hobra court in Camarillo same call.
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Each on Fitchell in route to near Hobra.
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Havra.
Police codes explained
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22: Disregard / Cancel last assignment
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