Police respond to residential break-in on Central Ave, Charlotte NC
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, police units responded to a reported residential break-in in progress near Central Ave in Charlotte. The suspect vehicle, described as a black car, was last seen turning right onto Central Ave. Sergeant Meyer and other officers were dispatched to investigate the attempted home invasion.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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he's waiting for a residential B and E in the two.
00:02
Six, twelve, thirty.
00:04
Oh, thirty, go ahead.
00:06
Can you see if you can get a direction of travel of the vehicle for that call?
00:12
Thirteen thirty-four pushes back.
00:16
Unit set on to the B and E.
00:18
The caller is only advising that the subject took a right onto Central.
00:23
That's down four.
00:25
Getting any other description of the vehicle other than it's just a black vehicle.
00:31
Ten four all, two.
00:34
Six ten twenty-six units respond to that B and E.
00:37
Who's seventeen specifically to the residence?
00:41
I think this sergeant, I think Meyer is going out to the residence.
00:46
I'll head up to Central, please.
00:51
That's ten four.
00:52
Just based off the call comments, if you see a vehicle and try to stop, if it takes off, we're not going forty-three at this point in time.
00:59
We can substantiate that was an actual attempted home invasion at least.
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Location mentioned:
Central Ave, Charlotte, NC
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