Police respond to domestic dispute reported on street, Baltimore MD
Family OffensePolice responded to a report of a domestic dispute involving people walking near North Stricker St in Baltimore. The incident was described as a "walking domestic," indicating the dispute was occurring while individuals were on the street rather than at a fixed address. Officers arrived on scene to take a report and assess the situation.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police
01:26
Transcript:
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Can I get a global unit to come to district to take report for walking domestic?
00:09
Good evening. Hi, we're getting it. 10-8[1],
00:13
I can go through the trip to report for domestic time in 1743.
00:24
Is it self-inflicted? Is it self-inflicted?
00:28
10-4[2]. All right,
00:33
Chief V.
00:34
All right, Charles D-Five. So you're in the alley in a 200 block of rows, you said?
00:41
Okay,
00:42
I'm coming up session three. Step four, it's gonna be yaleigh.
00:48
Careful.
00:53
It's 5.26.
00:55
I can make my location, uh, Spanish male, uh, Spanish male, uh,
01:03
French on the face.
01:08
10-4[2] is near North Stricker St
01:15
104 Probably 9-9 9-9 Do you have any of that intro for this walking
01:22
No, it's pretty tired, I'll put it to just because of 1012 at the morning now
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service and available for assignment
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood (OK or affirmative).
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Location mentioned:
Near N Stricker St, Baltimore, MD 21217
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