Neighbor yells racial slurs and spits in dispute, Coral Springs FL
Disorderly ConductA caller near NW 39th Court reported that a neighbor was yelling racial slurs and spat at them. The suspect, described as a white male with tattoos, was later seen inside his home nearby. Officers noted the suspect has a history of mental health issues and possible suicidal behavior.
Audio|Source: Coral Springs and Parkland Public Safety
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Transcript:
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825, the client near NW 39th Court is advising neighbor yelling racial slurs, giving him a hard time when we were trying to leave the house and called police yesterday,
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possibly lives across the street,
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also spit at the caller.
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Code 1[2].
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501 COVID-19.
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10-4[1].
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Okay, nice, I don't be around as well.
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10-4[1]. 5-1.
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521.
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28.
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28.
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Probably 15 or 108.
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We've hit 21 as well.
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10-4[1]. 10-4.
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That's a bigot sat on online.
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Forest South's funnel lines, all they could describe him as is a white male with tattoos.
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Any units respond to the 39.
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The male now is inside his residence near NW 39th Court.
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They say he does own single zero weapons.
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They're not showing any today.
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I need to put me on a 14 traffic 60, 200 sample.
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15 traffic 6,200 samples.
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I answer from Winston Parks and Sarkras.
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Yeah, Miami 25.
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10.5.
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30, July 2.
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Go ahead.
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Could you have fire us? You respond to Monarch High School of reference to a student who had a seizure?
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Templar, where are they meeting them?
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Jeff, cover the phone.
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Templar.
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Copy.
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Ph.P. has a call and they're 51,
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but unknown ETA.
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Bobby's other caller reported that the guy ran away?
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That's ten-four.
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Yeah, if you've got the banana certain that third or nine, any history of the other tip one?
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Okay, nine, the temporary of the suspect is.
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Yeah.
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Looks like near 1170, again, a (name withheld).
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I'm putting the information and now looks like there's a lot of history with them.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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I'm Resc 94, copy shows and Ralph.
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Then Ralph.
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Eighty-four, you could see me at 400.
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40. 40.
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Coffee,
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221 97. 97.
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He is out there on showing Baker Act history also in 2019 wanted to 32 himself under means.
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Subject is about six.
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Hey, how many points about?
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Your call is near 1-1-181.
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That's what he called is.
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No. 48. No.
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No.
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Hill.
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Julia, 53.
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Stand 4.
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Stand 4. I'm gonna pull them off the street into the Panera parking lot.
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So 8448.
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848, thank you.
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10 units again on the 39 subject is about 6012 280.
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Be signal 20.
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Realhead that weighs on official unit.
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Okay, dude.
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Hold out on.
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Looking at.
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Call out on.
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Call it. I call it that known signal 20 as well.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-4: Acknowledgement or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Code 1: Non-emergency, routine response; proceed without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 39th Ct, Coral Springs, FL 33065
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