Domestic dispute leads to assault at Long Beach apartment, Long Beach CA
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Family OffenseAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a domestic dispute at an apartment near Atlantic Avenue in Long Beach. A male suspect allegedly strangled the victim after an argument. The victim was conscious and reported neck pain. Officers arrived on scene and confirmed no weapons were involved.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
01:35
Transcript:
00:00
Eighty-four, your other is code (number withheld) street and number nine occurred a few minutes ago.
00:05
Suspect is the boyfriend, male, twenty-five, (name withheld).
00:10
Wearing all black hoodie, black sweatpants, still inside the apartment, strangled a CP after dispute.
00:16
It's 901 K.
00:22
Units for a 273.5, no weapons.
00:25
Fire is talking to the VP.
00:32
On scene of the 273.5.
00:38
Please show me out.
00:40
Near Atlantic Avenue, off a plane I just ran.
00:46
Check.
00:54
Units on the 273.5.
00:56
Suspect still inside apartment.
01:00
Calling.
01:05
125, we're having the CP step out to La Innocencia.
01:08
History of unreported 725.
01:11
323, you played no warrants.
01:13
Current 207 Infinity, last of (name withheld) in Carson.
01:28
Four 901 for a female, conscious breathing, complaining of pain to her neck.
01:34
Ten four, we'll let them know it's great answer.
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Location mentioned:
Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90805
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