Suspicious man walking near Kings Ranch Road with backpack, Bandera TX
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a person reported a suspicious man in his 30s walking along Kings Ranch Road near Hinen Road. The man wore a backpack and a headlamp. The caller was startled by his behavior while on her property near Kings Ranch Road.
Audio|Heard on: Bandera County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
To be en route with APD unit, in reference to individual causing the disturbance out there, the non-indview apartments,
00:09
in case you get a similar call, I'm already en route with the city unit.
00:17
43,
00:19
make the location or patrol the area of Kings Ranch Road, just past Hinen Road walking down Kings Ranch Road.
00:28
A lot of advice that there was a (name withheld) male in his 30s, about five foot tall wearing a backpack that was walking down the roadway and startled her.
00:41
He told her that he was going to get some fear.
00:46
She finds them to be suspicious with the color on foot or in their vehicle.
01:02
The caller was on her property near Kings Ranch Road.
01:08
She stated that he continued walking down Kings Ranch and he had a headlamp on.
01:22
1040, you could show me a route from Main Street and Cypress.
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Location mentioned:
Kings Ranch Rd, Bandera, TX 78003
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