Officers find open doors and unresponsive residents at welfare check, Houston TX


Police responded to a family disturbance report at a residence near Westheimer Rd and S Dairy Ashford Rd. They found an open garage door, an unlocked front door, and no answer from anyone inside. Officers attempted callbacks but reached only voicemail. Inside, they found a large, angry dog behind a door and did not enter further for safety reasons. The residents were unresponsive and the situation remained unresolved during the response.
Audio|Source: Houston Police Department - All Districts
02:36
Transcript:
00:00
19G-1-7, we're not getting an answer on callback or if the door, there's an open door over here, an open garage.
00:05
I couldn't have a Spanishmaker trying to do a call back and get a sergeant for an open door.
00:15
Forty no ice for a callback.
00:19
Sergeant on the air for 19G-17.
00:23
Is it called a name Michael or a different one?
00:32
We got sent out there was originally a Code 2[1] welfare check without a suicide type call that it got downgraded to a family disturbance code 3 called in by the mother and nobody's here and just answering. They've got an open garage door and the front of the house was unlocked in a jar when we got here not getting any answer with no one callback. We're cleared to check inside.
01:01
I'm trying to call like another caller named (name withheld).
01:07
I'm trying to call back on the other minute.
01:11
I hear a couple of party calls or something.
01:16
Settlement for your thorough principal. Federal Princeville.
01:19
Yes, sir.
01:25
Okay, in 40, the other complainant (name withheld), he's going to be stepping out, advise he was going to be in a apartment in 202.
01:35
That's clear on my side.
01:42
17,
01:43
we're trying to do a callback of three dispatch and being a voicemail also.
01:52
Okay, that's clear. I'm going to check the callback history and the location history, but we checked every door that we can get to. There's a large dog behind another door. We're not going to go through that because I can see that. I can see the dog pretty angry right now.
02:05
Report. Later at the station, we can clear that when the info, so you can clear that.
02:11
Today yesterday, caller came to the location with the end, threatening hand. Today, the end's there reporting them.
02:17
40-year-old Hispanic female, white striped shirt, gray shorts.
02:22
that there was no transport and the report was done.
02:31
Okay, it's clear. I'm going to check the reports, maybe there's another phone number that we can use, but we'll be on scene for a bit on this, thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed quickly without lights or siren, obeying all traffic laws.
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