Police coordinate response at active crime scene in Baltimore 

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21,

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well, I think you would sign to, I think you would sign a 51-0-1, Queensberry.

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Yes, sir, that's why I'm about to pull up 1023.

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I don't want to, I don't know if all now I want to go to one of these places don't leave the Charlie[1] Shiff in it.

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Yeah, 23.

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You can come to 5101,

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Queensberry, parked a car, and walk down to the crime scene.

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We'll relocate you to where you need to be.

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8.4.

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I'll be coming up there.

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712.

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I'm 12.

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I'm 12.

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I'm at 5,000 Queensbury, Queensbury, and Garrison.

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There's probably shift vacuquiv.

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Um, there's that unit any relief?

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Same for us.

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The unit parks on Garrison does need relief.

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Do you have to just park your vehicle there and make your way out foot down towards the crime scene? No.

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All right, when in place?

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Thank you, sir.

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Yes, sir. Any, uh,

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Charlie[1] unit needs relief? I'm going to answer if we had this thing.

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Any additional Charlie[1]'s your unit is standing by for relief, please and knowledge.

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23 5.

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I need the relief, sir.

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You at the housework, right?

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And then the 2,000 black of Spalding.

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All right, uh, 23, uh,

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Charlie[1] 2.5 is 600 blocks of Spalding.

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He needs a relief.

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All right, take for what, I'm there, right?

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Beacon a block, sir.

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