Person under restraining order remains at shared residence 

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Go ahead. Apparently, this house was owned by both of them. When she got the restraining order, (name withheld) was supposed to vacate, but they don't think he ever moved out. She no longer lives there, is trying to avoid that place since they can't be around each other. He was laughing at the residence by the neighbor on Friday, so not today. She's not aware of anything today. R.P. is concerned that (name withheld) is still living here, basically. Sounds like it. Does the order say that he needed to vacate this residence if she's not living here? Yeah, from the order does say he must vacate 101 Glenbridge and have no contact her and their animals. Copy. There's nobody here. Or nobody's in the door at least, so unless she wants to come out here with the key let us in to check it, there's not really much we can do today. She says she doesn't even have the key, (name withheld) changed the locks. Okay, then we're going to call. Okay. Are you able to call this now? It sounds like she wants a civil samurai so she can actually get access to the house because she says that's her house. She should have access. I'm sorry, Kevin. I'll call her, but we're not going to force the door up until she doesn't have a key. That's not something we can do. April, that's what I told her, but now she's trying to arrange locks at the criminal.

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