Verbal dispute at Reedley parking lot with restraining order, Reedley CA
Family OffensePolice responded to a verbal domestic dispute between a man and a woman in a parking lot near Manning Ave, Reedley. A restraining order was in place with the woman as the restrained party. The woman was last seen walking away with a duffel bag toward the street entrance. No weapons or physical violence were reported.
Audio|Source: Reedley Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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29[2]. 29 then Lincoln 42 showing you in route to assist for domestic edgewater near Manning Ave standing.
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I'll be advising there's a female (name withheld), male (name withheld), a silver lifted truck, in a verbal 415[1], advising that they, there is a restraining order around (number withheld) will currently be in the parking lot.
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I'm getting further.
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42.
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The female should be a restrained party.
00:34
Is temper. I'll try to locate the 29[2]th.
00:44
408. Show me not to the edgewater traffic.
00:54
In 29[2], an assisting unit, DARP advised that the female was walking away with a bag towards the street entrance, advising that they do not have a room there possibly coming from the wake house.
01:05
Around the female so far, located a Serb CPO[3] protected party will be the male half.
01:18
No, 4.
01:23
I'm still running the full 29[2], that's what I located so far.
01:28
It will be a full 100-yard stay away.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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415: Disturbance or breach of peace, including verbal disputes or physical altercations.
[2]
29: Wants or warrants records check, typically indicating whether a subject is wanted or clear.
[3]
CPO: Court-issued order restricting contact to protect individuals involved in a criminal case.
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Location mentioned:
Near Manning Ave, Reedley, CA 93654
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