Armed domestic dispute at secure location in Louisville, Louisville KY
Family OffenseA commercial alarm triggered at a secure location near South 29th Street in Louisville escalated into an armed domestic situation. A man wearing a ski mask entered the building and fled inside while armed. Police units responded and lost sight of the suspect inside the building. The victim's sister was reported to be arriving at the scene.
Audio|Source: Louisville Metro Police 3 - Divisions 1 and 2
05:17
Transcript:
00:00
Great of 129, I'm holding a commercial alarm on two feet.
00:07
129, I'm okay.
00:09
120.
00:14
You make your book cars, I'll see.
00:17
Yeah,
00:18
thank you. Let it say, it's a secure location.
00:21
Sure, same about.
00:26
So the callback is to the alarm company.
00:30
Oh,
00:32
I'm sorry, disregard it.
00:37
Okay, 1-22 Baker[1].
00:42
Okay,
00:44
the caller says she's on her way.
00:46
She has an ETA of 10 minutes.
00:47
She gave me the sister's phone number.
00:49
You'll have to tell me to call her because it's domestic with violence and I'm not supposed to call those.
00:58
Let me a try and caller.
01:01
We got one running inside the building.
01:05
122 Baker[1] has one running.
01:18
121.121 Adam[2] Baker[1] and Charlie[3], can you start that?
01:23
Okay.
01:25
Charlie[3] now.
01:29
26-122 Baker[1] do you have a description?
01:32
22 Baker[1] is going to be a black male wearing a black whiskey mask
01:37
we're going to be units over on the
01:43
no unit's in a parking lot of 610 so 29 and then if we can get it one more unit
01:58
Blackmail wearing a ski mask need units in the parking lot of 610 South 29th.
02:06
129 are you okay?
02:10
24. Please.
02:31
He was right of him.
02:34
He's still in the building, Kendall Tom.
02:37
Just be aware he is armed.
02:41
Lost sight of the subject, he is armed.
02:44
Is he in the building, sir?
02:47
104 he is in the building.
02:50
He's inside the building at near South 29th.
02:56
If we get some units over at 610,
02:59
it's not only one way in, one way out, and if I can get another unit to come up here on 30th.
03:07
Good units to 610 and one unit on 30th.
03:14
It's only one way any side.
03:21
One out on clear off.
03:23
21,
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Adam[2], at 128.
03:27
121-1-1-1-2.
03:31
I'll be posted up at 30th in magazine.
03:35
121, Adam[2], at 30th in magazine.
03:40
One baker, on the magazine.
03:43
One baker,
03:44
128.
03:47
One twenty two Baker[1], myself and two Adam[2] are going to be at the door just west of the parking lot if we can get two more units to come up here with us.
04:02
One Baker[1] and one Charlie[3], can you do that?
04:08
One Charlie[3], I'm okay.
04:12
One.
04:14
221-Vegger put sector one on southwine
04:21
24-0-0219
04:27
129 has anybody made contact with the possible victim
04:34
we're trying to make our way up there we just waiting for a couple of meetings come up here hope we go for us
04:42
10-4[4]
04:47
Also, just so you all know, the sister is supposed to be showing up.
04:52
She didn't say.
04:55
And if we can have RTC check and see the head in the area around this problem complex.
05:02
Please, 3 to RTCC.
05:06
RTCC. Clostest I got is 31st in River Park.
05:09
I can't see down that way.
05:10
There's trees in the way.
05:15
1040, sir.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Baker: Phonetic designator for the letter B used in law enforcement communications and unit identifiers.
[2]
Adam: Phonetic designator for the letter A, commonly used in police unit identifiers and call signs.
[3]
Charlie: Phonetic code for "C" or medium-priority (Priority C) medical response in police communications.
[4]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near S 29th St, Louisville, KY 40211
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