Yelling heard at transitional living home in Long Beach, Long Beach CA
Disorderly ConductA caller reported hearing yelling and screaming at a transitional living home near Lyme Avenue in Long Beach. Attempts to call back the reporting party were unsuccessful. The location has a potential hazard due to communicable diseases among residents.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Need a unit to clear and handle for a 927S[1] near Lyme Avenue.
00:08
Which is a certain what they is.
00:12
Charlie 67104, your authorized code free for a 927S[1] near Lyme Avenue, near Lyme Avenue, near Lyme.
00:19
So, 927S[1], CP gave the location advice they heard yelling and someone screaming, then hung up.
00:26
Looks like we're trying another call back.
00:30
4, 4.2.
00:36
4.5, you still near? 4.65 are you on Channel 4?
00:42
And Charlie, 67, a little further on the callback, the Cp.
00:45
C.B. C.C. is a little bit 925.
00:46
Just keep saying, I don't know, and then hung up again.
00:49
We're trying another callback.
00:51
4.6.5, you call.
00:59
I'll just checking you all, I'll give back one.
01:05
At 10-4[2], can you show me file on at the West Station, please?
01:10
Some far.
01:16
Units on this 927 as per a premise hazard on file.
01:20
Looks like this is a transitional living home, residents at this location may have communicable with diseases.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
927S: Suspicious person
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Long Beach, CA
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