Family dispute leads to injury in Long Beach apartment, Long Beach CA
Family OffenseA family argument took place in an apartment near Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach. During the dispute, one person was hit in the ankle by objects thrown by another. The conflict involved family members, with a 25-year-old male suspect wearing a red shirt and a blanket present. The situation escalated with continued arguing and no cooperation from the suspect.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
02:32
Transcript:
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The 415[1] family 337 line apartment near Pacific Coast Hwy.
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The 6.37 F.E. F.106, East 4th Street.
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Tp. is going to be standing by for contact.
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6.47 in front of 12333, 4th Street.
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Adam 64 if it has a minute we have the trial.
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Ten for copy us on the sound, the princess in.
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For your time check, 2311.
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Item 15, 104, we're out to the end, welcome.
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9.30, the C.P.
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2270 bellfire in front of that location.
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Keep our time check is 2312.
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It's the time ticket, 2314.
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Two Adams W1 traffic.
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Go ahead.
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Two Adam 771 traffic.
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Tenson Obispo on 9.
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John Lincoln Zebra, 008.
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701-1-1, it shows, current tag 614-26, 13 to BMW, Kenneth Jones,
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out of Los Angeles.
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The number two.
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7.69, time for a share out to the parker in the red zone on Coronado.
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Before time ticket, 2316.
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May Clare and hand up for T-CM-35 at the Colonial near Pacific Coast Hwy.
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5, you can show us in around.
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Kilt 3-0-2-t3-5 Colonial Colonial Motel near PCH number 136. Partners throwing stuff out of the room, hit the CP[2] in the ankle.
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There's yelling in the background.
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The suspect is the ex-boy for an angel. Mail is found at 25 years old with the red shirt and a blanket.
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C.P.
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keeps arguing with the suspect not coming to the line.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, arguments, or disorderly conduct in any context.
[2]
CP: Person reporting an incident or providing information to law enforcement or emergency services.
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Location mentioned:
Near Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90806
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