Interference

Custodial WISCONSIN associated Call #: 667 - RP IS 14YOA; Narrative Interference; AVE added from associated Call #: 667 - Narrative added from associated Call #: 670 - ADVISED RP TO STAY AWAY FROM THE DOOR AND CALL BACK IF SITUATION ESCALATES; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - ; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - Narrative added from associated Call #: 670 - RP IS AT MOMS HOUSE AND DAD IS KNOCKING ON DOOR THEY ARE DIVORCED; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - RP STATES MALE IS KNOCKING ON HER DOOR AND RINGING HER DOORBELL; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - Narrative added from associated Call #: 670 - RP IS CRYING; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - Narrative added from associated Call #: 670 - NOTHING HAS CHANGED DOOR IS LOCKED; Narrative added from associated Call #: 667 - RP LIVES WITH HER MOTHER; RP UNSURE OF THE ADDRESS; Spoke via phone, who advised ex and mother of his 2 children was at work. have 5050 custody alternating week on week off with exchanges done on Monday. arrived at apartment to pick up the kids. The older child her the knock on the door, answered and she locked the deadbolt. Children are refusing to go with him for his week of visitation. further stated its been an issue since his last visitation when daughter left his house after he took her tablet away as a form of punishment. The daughter left the residence, which believed she was going to cool off. The daughter actually walked to a gas station and hitch hiked to parents. confirmed this however, she was concerned about behavior over the punishment, which she believed was more than taking the tablet according to the daughter and son. I spoke with who advised that she told the kids they didn't have to go, which she acknowledged may be a violation of the parenting plan. did state that she would have to physically drag their daughter out of the apartment to go with for his visitation, which she did not want to do. further stated their kids often tell they don't want to go with during his visitation. Both parties were advised to follow the parenting plan and co-parent the children. Both were also advised that will need to file a contempt of the parenting plan with District Court if he felt a violation occurred and they were not able to come to an alternative agreement. NFA; PARENTING PLAN IN PLACE ; E