Man detained near oak and service drive for theft and resisting, Bonne Terre MO
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers chased a man running on foot near Oak and Service Drive. A taser was used but did not work. The man was detained for not identifying himself, stealing a Dollar General shopping cart, and resisting arrest.
Audio|Heard on: St Francois County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Pontiac's got a gentleman running from them on foot, Oak and I believe Service Drive.
00:04
If you could create me call for service, I'm en route to assist.
00:12
Description?
00:19
That's clear. On foot, 1929.
00:23
Three twelve central,
00:25
Taser deployed.
00:26
Ineffective.
00:30
You advised Taser deployed ineffective.
00:35
Simple.
00:43
Three three, can you stop by my car?
00:46
The church.
00:52
I'm coming down.
00:58
Did a one to 308, is it one of the subjects that I told you about earlier?
01:05
Uh, not entirely sure.
01:14
Go ahead.
01:23
I'm in the area of church.
01:24
What do you guys got? Chargers was.
01:28
303, what do you got him on?
01:34
Go ahead.
01:41
What do you, uh, what charges you got on him?
01:46
Right now he's going to have failure to identify and he's going to have a vest because he's got a Dollar General shopping cart.
01:57
Acknowledged.
01:58
You copy?
01:59
And resisting.
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Location mentioned:
Oak St & Service Dr, Bonne Terre, MO 63628
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