Disconnected 911 call near Trade St, Charlotte NC
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Suspicious CallAs discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers investigated a possible disconnected 911 call near West Trade St in Charlotte. Officers located a woman who stated she did not request emergency services and there was no indication of distress. The call was cleared without further action.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:16
Transcript:
00:00
Still public service with this or now?
00:04
It looks like 911 disconnected or she disconnected.
00:07
We can try to get her back on the phone.
00:09
For right now, we're ULR here.
00:13
Stand by. Yes, we have a location of trace.
00:16
Even runs.
00:19
I'm not sure why I got the address that we have now.
00:25
1024, let me know if you get someone call that.
00:29
Yeah, it's 10-4.
00:31
1115 3rd. Good.
00:35
We transport my thermals to the intake.
00:36
Begin them out at (number withheld).
00:42
Says we have a rapid SLS near West Trade Street.
00:45
Somebody wants to be 17 over that way.
00:49
Okay, I'm 17.
00:54
Headquarters, is it 21024?
00:57
Yes, sir.
01:00
So I spoke with a female.
01:01
She said that she did not call 911, did not request any type of assistance from any emergency services.
01:09
There was nothing really heard unusual on the other end of the phone.
01:14
She said that we can disregard the call.
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Location mentioned:
W Trade St, Charlotte, NC 28216
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