Domestic dispute with possible restraining order violation
Family OffenseAudio reports a domestic dispute at East 11th Street. A man's girlfriend arrived at his home despite a possible protective order. Officers say they will check for an active restraining order or probation status. The man is described as the person who should stay away and was seen walking toward Webster.
Audio|Source: Hayward Police Dispatch
00:44
Transcript:
27, start for the 415[1] domestic, 27, I agree for East 11th Street. He's calling on his girlfriend, (name withheld), showed up to this address. They're currently separated. He's stating that there should be a restraining order, and I'm going to run them up to see if there is. (name withheld), the panel has to be on probation. or APC 166[2]. I'll put the PFN[3] in the detail. He's seen as he was lasting walking towards Webster, and he's the restraint party in a protected order. Go ahead, copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance (Domestic)
[2]
APC 166: California Penal Code 166 - Violation of Court Order/Restraining Order
[3]
PFN: Person File Number (used for record checks)
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Location mentioned:
E 11th St, Hayward, CA 94544
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