Possible domestic dispute involving vehicle near Eagle Creek, Collinsville IL
Family OffenseA possible domestic dispute was reported involving a vehicle traveling near Bridal Ridge and Beltline. The vehicle was later seen near Vandalia and Eagle Creek and is now stationary. A 911 caller hung up during the call. Authorities are investigating the situation.
Audio|Source: Collinsville, Maryville Police & Fire
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
I'm not sure if I've got a crash or some sort of domestic traveling on Beltline near Bridle Ridge, Beltline near Bridle Ridge.
00:11
Enroll.
00:12
Not 27, do you call 911? 10-4[1].
00:19
They're in a vehicle.
00:20
It just turned on a Kingsbury court.
00:24
Affirmative, he called on 911.
00:27
Ten for a single vehicle?
00:30
$2.95.
00:32
Copy $2.95.
00:37
It's definitely a domestic.
00:38
I couldn't really understand what she was saying.
00:40
Something about being in a vehicle and hurting her.
00:44
I'm going to try a callback.
00:46
They just hung up on me.
00:48
10.4.
00:50
24.7.4.2.24.
00:52
Code, too, until we find out further, also because of traffic.
01:00
10-4[1]. Can't totally tell, but it looks like it went back onto Vandalia and maybe over by Eagle of Creek, but it's not moving anymore.
01:10
We're on Beltline, Westbound from Vandalia.
01:17
I'm sorry, Tenney.
01:20
What's on on Beltline in furnishings now?
01:25
10.
01:30
I'm going. I couldn't get any of that.
01:36
I'm going to try and figure out what I can figure out with the phone number and who it is.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Eagle Creek, Collinsville, IL 62234
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