Large fight involving 40-50 people at public park, Wichita KS
Disorderly ConductOfficers responded to a public park in Wichita where a large fight broke out involving 40 to 50 people. Multiple groups were involved in disorderly conduct, attracting attention and requiring police presence.
Audio|Source: Sedgwick County Law Enforcement
02:41
Transcript:
00:00
Default intensive team to Wesley, it's 115. My answer. My answer. One team is over. Holding out of the service at Nasker Park, your CP[3] said there's 40 to people, 40 to 50 people fighting in yelling.
00:26
One of the two, both from other bureaus, we need to please, since we could make her goals working on. No. Ballet Center Chan. Sorry. Attemptions to catch up to, I believe it's a 32[2] vehicle. Southbound on Meridian's approaching 69. It's going to be a silver, a laundra.
00:56
Did you run it at all? I can look in your history. 10-4[1]. I'll be 32[2] with it. We're coming up to 69th right now. Give me to go around the roundabout. Call or you guys will go to NASCAR Park. 21, we can probably go do that unless we're needed.
01:18
I'm running north by... Good morning, Maureenna, sure. Ten-four direct, 41, I'll show you at Oscar Park. The CP[3] said there's people fighting in the park in a group of anywhere from 30 to 50 people watching, multiple descriptions. One of two are there any able to tell you if it's nearby that maybe could spare one.
01:48
Rolls how to go to that? 13, do you need more than one additional? Tosa? Oh, eastbound Vintosa? Eastbound Vintosa from Rania. Just leaving the jail. He can put us on us on us. Tom. 261, are you talking about this?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/affirmative
[2]
32: Possible reference to backup or specific unit
[3]
CP: Command Post
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Location mentioned:
S Ashley Park, Wichita, KS
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