Disturbance reported between sisters and a male damaging property, Tyler TX
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Family OffensePolice responded to two separate disturbances in Tyler, Texas. One involved two sisters fighting over a phone near Shiloh Street. Another involved a 20-year-old male destroying items in a bedroom near Angelina Street.
Audio|Heard on: Smith County Sheriff, Tyler Police, and Tyler Fire
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02:35
Transcript:
00:00
Can you be en route to the disturbance over near County Road 2194?
00:07
Two.
00:19
To a disturbance.
00:21
Near Shiloh.
00:24
Caller says two sisters are fighting over some kind of phone.
00:30
I need to back up.
00:32
Near Shiloh.
00:33
Is it?
00:38
52, I can add over there.
00:41
104.
00:46
Get into listening.
00:47
I need someone to run a check on the suspect to see if they have a phone or report on him or see if y'all do.
00:54
We'll check it right now.
00:56
If I'm pulling up, I'll get all that started.
01:03
Room, run your Tahoe behind,
01:05
uh,
01:06
41's right over here next to me.
01:12
You want to 41?
01:15
They don't have a number for them? For them?
01:28
Black if you need it.
01:30
I'm back if you need it.
01:38
The county with one now.
01:52
County to Essex.
01:53
Six.
02:04
Spoke to a friend, he advised that subject doesn't have a phone at this time, and we did not find anything on the check.
02:14
104401 is about to initiate call out by the A.
02:18
104.
02:23
104. My disturbance, near Angelina.
02:26
Caller says a 20-year-old male is destroying items in the bedroom.
02:32
(Name withheld), I need a back note of near Angelina.
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