Police respond to dangerous domestic incident in apartment, Topeka KS
Family OffensePolice responded to a domestic incident in an apartment in Topeka. A possible victim was texting police, saying they did not want contact because the other person was dangerous. The apartment door was barricaded with a knife. Officers requested a shield and supervisor. Attempts to contact the possible victim by phone were made but were difficult. The situation was active with both involved persons still inside the apartment.
Audio|Source: Topeka Police Dispatch - East and West
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Transcript:
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24. Can we get a supervisor out here?
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Any supervisor available?
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177 out check-use.
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Any supervisor available to go to West?
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1421.
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431-2.
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Don't further requesting your wrong list.
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26. Can you come out here to our call?
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We'll probably need to.
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Who's that for 451?
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Either one, we'd just like to have a shield out here.
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Hello.
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First is two, twenty two.
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Ten for twenty-two three-three-three.
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Twenty-three. Two-three.
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Good.
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I know you said you put some of the numbers and the call notes.
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We're not near our vehicle and we're kind of stuck in place right now. So is there any way that you could attempt some of those phone numbers for the possible victim and get in contact?
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I can get the one from the associated call standby.
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P. F.F.E. 4, sent all 38, 18th, and Harrison.
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Eventon-Madison, Good.
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Harrison, it's a code one or code two, black hoodie, black shorts, hold ice.
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I was reading 2234.
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20234.
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I put the second caller in the call nose for you.
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24. We are not able to go to our vehicle through any phone numbers. We're requesting that somebody call for us to try to make contact with the victim.
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For 23C, they're currently texting us.
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They're saying that they do not want police contact due to their own safety because he's dangerous.
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And the RP also mentioned that the apartment door in locks with a knife.
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24 word of her, thank you.
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2256.
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Yeah, but she's saying they're both still in there.
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Is that for 23-go-ah?
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Yeah,
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26 said that they're both still in there.
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I know for sure the code one as I saw him.
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Thank you.
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Twenty-four.
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Go ahead.
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The person that's texting you, can you ask if... He has any weapons? We'll say.
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I don't believe they're texting us anymore. I can try to text them again one moment.
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One and two. I'm worker.
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Fifty one thing.
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Fifty one. 10 422.258.
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54 warning tonight.
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24, 259.
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20269.
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26, do you have enough take this at 5?
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Ten, for all units on the 908 McVicker Avenue go to five.
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Again, all units on the 908 McVicker Avenue go to five.
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In 26, if there's anyone else to me, can you start this phone more? Okay.
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May, were they asking for more somewhere?
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Is you want to McVickrackle call? It's just moved to five.
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Four thirty-five.
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Can you show me on the McVicker call and I'll be on five?
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24, 2,300. All right, I'll clear myself and head there.
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10405, I'll be in route there as well.
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We'll tell you that's you in route.
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