Man threatens to shoot deputies with firearm in North Fork, North Fork CA
A man at Walker Summit Court in North Fork is holding a firearm to his head. He then points the gun at his brother and threatens to aim at deputies when they arrive.
Audio|Source: Madera County Sheriff Dispatch
02:48
Transcript:
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Units en route to Walker Summit Court.
00:02
The male subject is still in the driveway.
00:05
He's wearing a blue sweatsuit with a gray beanie.
00:08
He still has the firearm to his head.
00:11
His brother is still at the location refusing to get away from the mail.
00:14
He's wearing black clothing.
00:33
27, 21-161, Winter 20.
00:37
Into Norfolk now.
00:42
1.207, about 30 minutes out.
00:57
Units en route to Walker Summit.
01:00
The male subject is now pointing the gun at his brother.
01:06
The comment.
01:12
But air, 715.
01:15
7.15.
01:20
Can you try to somehow contact the mail for C&C purposes?
01:30
Afer.
01:32
The email is from the front.
01:38
The mail suffix from the front yard apparently does not have his phone with him.
01:49
10-4[2], is the brother still up with him? A-firm, there are a verbal disturbance and he does not have his fun with him either.
02:00
Stand for.
02:03
Unison route to Walker's summit per the RP, the male subject just commented saying that he will point the firearm at deputies when they arrive.
02:29
I was going to doom the channel.
02:37
33[1] on Maine, all units switch to channel 3.
02:40
Emergency traps on Channel 1.
02:44
Do not attempt to contact so we can get one or two more.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
33: Emergency radio traffic only; clear the air (lift the Code 33 restriction)
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Walker Summit Ct, North Fork, CA 93643
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