Suspect flees from officers near Eagleton and Curry, Blount County TN
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of a suspicious person wearing all black near Eagleton and Curry in Tennessee. The individual fled on foot, and a K-9 unit was requested to assist in locating the suspect.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:10
Transcript:
00:00
That they knew who he was, they were going to go take out code ones on him.
00:03
They have not advised us of a name.
00:06
They did advise he's wearing all black, possibly a hoodie.
00:12
Seventeen-year-old flat mouth.
00:23
It looks like there is a corner of Eagleton and Curry.
00:25
I can't really see a box number unfortunately.
00:32
One six three.
00:35
One (number withheld). You show units clear to no contact.
00:41
Just one.
00:46
Engine six back in quarters.
00:57
Echo five eight.
01:04
Male fled from him.
01:09
I copy.
01:16
Or you can advise of your charges for counties requesting.
01:36
Private West Alexander Parkway for a check sign.
01:40
Lights at that intersection are all red in all four directions and not changing.
01:52
(name withheld).
01:55
Okay.
01:58
The subject did leave the residence on foot.
02:01
The residence is clear to me, near Eagleton Road,
02:05
and they are requesting a K-9 track.
02:09
People.
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Location mentioned:
Eagleton Rd, Tennessee 37804
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