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and i try to get in front of back but i
can't get in
i can't get through the window and now
that i can't get to the window it's just
hot
do you guys have like a emergency
maintenance line or anything like that
hey guys welcome back to the channel the
video i have for today
is going to be an incident where an
officer was dispatched to a
call that was labeled as an unknown
complaint
basically that's a call where the
dispatcher is unable to determine what
is actually happening based on the call
that comes in
in this case you'll hear the 9-1-1 call
a
woman calls in says that she just hears
somebody outside screaming for help
and that they want them to call the
police so the officer arrives
what he finds is a person who was just
locked out of their house
so you'll be able to see how the officer
interacts with this person
and see how they come up with a solution
to this problem
i hope you enjoy this video i hope you
learned something
and i'll talk to you soon
911 what is the address of your
emergency
um it's not my address but i have
to need a court and i hear somebody
outside screaming
time i call the police so what's your
name
alyssa and a phone number uh four
seven three zero do you know if it's a
male or female
female yeah you wanna speak to a
responding officer
um i probably well i'm not sure if i'll
be here or not but i mean i could tell
them that i heard screaming but i'm on
my way to work so
all right i'll get there for officers
all right thank you
man my boyfriend got himself a fight
because
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all the way up and i tried to get in
front of back but i can't get in
i can't get through the window it's not
that i can't get through the window it's
just
hot i can't i don't have anything okay
do you guys have like a emergency
maintenance line or anything like that
um yeah but i don't know anything i'm
waiting for the
i think the office open at seven
okay that'd be pretty early for the
office to open
i'm not sure but my mic is messed up on
my phone so i can't
i can't even call my mom okay
were you trying to get to work yeah but
i can't go to work like this i'm
soaking wet
so like that window right there has like
something stopping it from going up
yeah like yeah it's like a little safety
thing um
okay what do these windows in the back
look like
they don't open okay
oh you're talking about that went away
up there yeah
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yeah that's pretty dangerous and then
you got this all locked up
yeah okay
would you like me to take you anywhere
in the meantime
can you send me to my mom where's it at
she lives off of
climb and frank road yeah i can take you
down there
do you know the address yeah okay thank
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you
i want in there you're welcome
what's the address could left from court
grove city ohio okay
so we're going for a pretty good drive
i'm sorry no you're fine it's the end of
my shift
i can chill out and take you for a drive
let me get a trick of water
let's see i don't want to blind you back
there is that
going to bother you all right you're
fine
whenever we got females in the car we
have to have the camera going i have to
have a light on
okay so just that everyone knows i don't
crawl back there and get frisky with you
it's been a long night and we're going
to chill out okay okay what's your name
hun
anachae yes sir what do people call you
the people
shay yeah all right shay i'm officer
does he work or anything
hmm
um
yeah well
would you be able to move back in with
your moms if you had to
i can't i don't want to everything that
i worked so
hard for well is it is everything in the
apartment yours
yeah then he just won't leave
everyone
well you might have to go down and have
him evicted
that might be the easiest thing to do
it doesn't matter if he's established
residency
then he has to be evicted
we we give that advice to people a lot
let me get on the radio
192. 192.
this is going to be a 17 a.m south on
south wilson
towards fremont street i'm gonna have a
5-1 with her to
beginning is 26.
in 800 feet turn right onto josephine
avenue
for 2001 west street
uh it's a career city address
okay it's 528.
yeah the problem that you're having is
that you already know the answer and
you're just trying to argue with
yourself you know what i mean
i see it a lot
but if he's 38 and he's been like this
he's not going to change
well it's really frustrating
i see it a lot i see it with uh people
that are couples i see it with people
who
their kids have done the wrong thing you
know like i
i was at a house saturday morning
before i got off work uh this lady's son
is basically a crackhead living on the
street and
he came by begging to spend the night
because he didn't have a place to stay
so she let him
in she said she tried to stay awake
because she knew he was going to do
something right and she ended up passing
out next thing you know her car's gone
yeah and she was just as emotional as
you are about the whole situation
yeah i've had usually it's with
kids because honestly most couples when
one couple is doing drugs the other
person is
so it's kind of a odd
well that's just like your situation is
a little bit uncommon
because usually it's two people that are
smoking crack together doing heroin
together
and you got two people whose lives
aren't together and
it's a mess
do you have a car of your own are you
basically paying all the rent there
i think what you need to do is get
yourself a girlfriend and be roommates
that's what i did for a long time i had
buddies that i just
yeah it's definitely hard and it's hard
to find a place that you can afford by
yourself
you know yeah well if you got to live
someplace with nothing but a
mattress to sleep on and no tv or
nothing you can you can do that
yeah you just might have to go down to
the prosecutor's office and
file like a 30-day eviction
because i've had to tell parents to do
that to their own kids
yeah it's a really sad situation
and i've had parents who have had to
file for protection order against their
kids and
i mean
eastbound two males walking eastbound
one yelling a call 901
red white black tank top of the second
one not sure what's wrong with them
i guess this isn't as far away as i
thought it was going to be
it's funny at the end of the night
because we do
uh staggered shifts so like the guys
we're on 10 precinct right now and they
get off at six in the morning
well i'm i work 19 which is up that way
like where you live
and we got off at seven in the morning
so
they basically stop taking runs at about
5 30
5 40. and we have to come down here and
cover all their runs until first shift
marks in
well sometimes like we go all the way
down to
the edge of grove city every once in a
while at six in the morning i got to
or 6 15 in the morning i have to drive
all the way down to grove city
and it's like man i'm gonna be late i'm
not gonna be back by seven
but stuff happens all right
oh my goodness
what are you calling the university on
sullivan
you call that the university yes it's
like a university they do
i see at least 12 people yeah they uh
you know it's funny though they go out
there and they work
they work hard until like midnight or
one
and then they'll go take a little nap
and then they come back out at like 4 35
in the morning
really yeah because a lot of dudes will
uh
pick up a hooker on the way to work in
the morning yeah
it's crazy busy but there's not a lot we
can do in uniform patrol about the
hookers
because you gotta you gotta be able to
prove what they're doing
right because you know we all know
what they're doing yeah it's like it's
no surprise that
all the people walking down sullivan are
females at four in the morning but
you gotta be able to prove it you can't
just pull up on someone and call them a
hooker
yeah well it's really funny like
when we first got these vehicles they
were used to seeing the crown vix
and it's a little bit harder to tell
this is a police car from further away
because the light bar is smaller and
stuff
and uh i'd be driving down solvent and
i'll slow down when i come up behind
them
they'll turn around with a big smile on
their face think that
it's i'm a john and then they'll realize
it's a police car and they get all upset
and turn around
yeah they're like man
but they're i mean they know they know
what our roles are as far as
dealing with hookers so they're honest
with us too i'll
pull up and i'm like what are you doing
they're like i'm working
but we don't even have like a charge
yeah it's gross but
to an extent we work with them a little
bit like they give us information
all right
sorry my name they'll is
my beginning violence look like
5 30 is your mom gonna be awake
i'll stick around make sure you get
inside
no problem
take the next ride then turn left onto
this is a pretty quiet area isn't it
is she on here on the corner
192 my innings 31.
i got to come let you
we can't have door handles back there
because people will be letting
themselves out
i forgot where i was yeah you know it's
funny sometimes the
people in the back will start crying
that they need the windows down
uh-huh and some of the newer officers
will kind of walk away from the car
next thing you know there's a hand
reaching out and open up the door
people are tricky like i
and then and then officers will go and
they're like talking and not paying
attention
next thing you know there's someone
running down the road with handcuffs on
where are you going some of these people
are pretty quick though
it's funny with the body cameras how we
get to watch like everyone's mistakes
yeah and then what your mistake was
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mm-hmm
all right you have a good day i truly
appreciate it you're welcome come on mom
go back inside dawg come on mommy
all right take care thank you you're
welcome
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