Homeless man trying to stay in basement without consent 

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1425-10th for an intoxicated male that needs to be removed from the home. He's homeless. He's trying to stay in the basement without permission. Apparently, he's not supposed to be around or complainant to grandkids. They're in the process of getting a restraining order against him. This is 801. We recovered the phone. We're going to that address of the phone, and we'll let you know your short way. As you? And for them. This is my deputies. I'll tell the deputy, do you need a deputy to respondent or no? We are caller's son. I can't through the unlocked back door. Well, as at this point, we don't know unless they're, if they aren't home, we need somebody to retreat home. I have a problem with reasoning myself. I don't want to go for the unit. Dispatch, we're turning the driveway and somebody is here, so we're good. I'm 2-10-8. Dispatch copies. I will, can't-two deputies. Cabbage. Dispatch 5-frink here, 10-8. Can't you? Copy, can't you? Four, thank you. All right, thank you. Okay. You can send me the welfare on May, so I'll give her a call. Have her. Have her. Dispatch, Gen 812, returning to a station packet service. Happy. To grab us reinstalladone. He's going to be outside now. In the back, (name withheld) got his alcohol with him. He's male-white. Yeah, (name withheld), we're going to wait. This is a cancellation page from Morrison's fire. Wayside Fire. Morrison First Responders and County Rescue for the vehicle accident, 7215 Dickinson Road. Once again, this is a cancellation page. Copy. Can they close and lock the doors behind him, or does he have a key?

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