Juveniles reported spitting on cars on I-83, Baltimore MD


A report came in about a group of young people causing trouble on I-83. They were allegedly spitting on the windows of passing cars.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Central District
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Transcript:
(name withheld), 12. 12. 12. Can you start over to Preston and St. Paul? Preston and St. Paul. Ms. Lauren is standing by waiting in a Silver Subaru cross track. She's advising that someone damaged her vehicle. 12. I'm one at 10-7 detail. I'm sorry, 12. I forgot. Thank you. 16, can you assist with that, Preston and St. Paul? It's simple. Thank you. No, now, and I have another call for that squeegee disturbance that they had in 83 South. Complaining and report if the kids are spitting on people's windows. I have anyone in fact the one that could respond to the squeaky disturbance that they had in 83? The president. See what I can head back over there. It's the same guys. I told them to leave and they're going to keep coming back but I'll head over there.
(name withheld), 12. 12. 12. Can you start over to Preston and St. Paul? Preston and St. Paul. Ms. Lauren is standing by waiting in a Silver Subaru cross track. She's advising that someone damaged her vehicle. 12. I'm one at 10-7 detail. I'm sorry, 12. I forgot. Thank you. 16, can you assist with that, Preston and St. Paul? It's simple. Thank you. No, now, and I have another call for that squeegee disturbance that they had in 83 South. Complaining and report if the kids are spitting on people's windows. I have anyone in fact the one that could respond to the squeaky disturbance that they had in 83? The president. See what I can head back over there. It's the same guys. I told them to leave and they're going to keep coming back but I'll head over there.
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I-83, Baltimore, MD
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