Officers Conduct Traffic Stops in Multiple Locations
TrafficPolice are performing traffic stops at several locations, checking licenses and vehicle registrations. One driver does not have a valid license.
Audio|Source: Cincinnati Police
02:19
Transcript:
57, when you put us LFA[1], Parcher 552 Ridgeway, please. Ohio, King Mary Edward, 2150, it's a black sheet. Thank you. King Mary, Edward, what were the numerics? 2150. Copy. Okay, which officer is 8212. I have it as Austin Lane and Clark from that traffic stop earlier in the county. We'll get an order. Make sure you hear from that stop though. I'm going to apply. VINCO has been cited and in chalk for overtime parking. I've got that. 327, I'm showing not a valid license. A possible 630[3] attached. One 4. And a possible fig 30[2] attached, 8312. Are you still 3.5 on that traffic stop? I'm in a different location. But I am still part of the traffic stop investigation. We'll be on 9C operating on a seizure channel. Okay, I'm happy. Do you want me to update your location? We'll be back at the days end that I originally started at. And if you can, add 8346 to it as well. Happy. R9211 on the channel 1. 921, go ahead. We just have to make a notification. We do have a traffic stop on Calhoun, South Market. No problems here. We do not need another city unit. I copy. Fifty-seven a lot for us.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
LFA: Likely 'Looking For Auto' or vehicle check (context suggests vehicle-related investigation)
[2]
fig 30: Possible code referencing a vehicle or person, context unclear
[3]
630: Possible offense (context unclear, possibly related to vehicle or license issue)
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Cincinnati, OH
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