Shooting suspect flees on bus near 2nd Street 

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Where do you want the crime later respond to? One five. One five. Where do you want the crime led to respond to? Your shot? I'll be standing on it because it's one of the benches. Closer to a 3,500 block of 2nd Street. Close to 3,500 block of South Handover? It's closer to the 3,500 block of 2nd Street. Okay. And then the shock trauma? SB1 to Fox, I just sent you a picture of the suspect. Yeah, I just got it, thanks. No, I'm thinking about here two available for Signal 30[1] over for Keaton and James, Kate and James. 24, you can put that in my box. And what's the code for DeSoto? Thanks, though. 24 Caitlin James, Silver and Nissan, Red Toyota. God be around. Twenty, uh, seven. Three-nine eight one. Two, sorry. The suspect is at back and her job, number two, mail. 50, 60s of age, black cap, multi-colored t-shirt, blue black jeans. Yeah, that's not one. I'm on the phone, but I can't plan on the witness. And figure out the computer. Did you go ahead? 391. 391. 391. We're getting the information for witnesses that after the incident occurred, the suspect got on an MTA bus. I believe on Hanover Street, and the bus was headed towards the A.A. County. 965, I'll switch over into the A.A. County, the info. Yeah, we're going to have to try to get a hold of MPA, too. We got good pictures of the suspect, too. He's a (name withheld) male, like, middle age. He's got like a gray, white-ish beard, kind of short beard. You're ready for MPA's telephone number? So you're going to unspeed directly to them? Y'all ready? Well, it would have been great if you guys could have coordinated with them would be a lot easier. I mean, I have the number myself. They're just to fast-rank it. All right, so they're going to ask me some questions that I may not know to answer to because I'm not on scene. Suspect, (name withheld) male, middle age, white beard, got home one of their buses on handover street headed towards the county. Do they have a coach number because they're going to ask that? What's the coach number? What's the route number? What's the color number? Well, I'm figuring MTA will be able to establish a coach number based on that information with the bus line and everything. All right, you said, um, It went up which way it went up hand on the street? They're advising towards that A. County. And does you still have what color shirt, like a light blue shirt, or what color jeans, blue jeans?

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