Possible burglary with man banging on windows at Dallas Avenue, Cincinnati OH
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BurglaryA possible burglary occurred near Dallas Avenue. A man dressed in all black was seen banging on windows and holding a metal object. Glass breaking was reported at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County West Public Safety
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
In order 12, I have a burglary pending, near Dallas Avenue.
00:05
She's going to end up one with her.
00:07
12, I have one, two, one here in Valacustody.
00:10
You have any ask, not healthy from you, Troy.
00:13
Hey, from.
00:15
Hey, Mary, you on.
00:17
Anyone's got me around?
00:23
Okay, it's near Dallas Avenue, possible burglary, male black, late 20s, all black, banging on the complainant's neighbor's windows.
00:30
Complainant heard glass shatter.
00:32
He does have a metal object in his hand, but can't make out what it is.
00:35
Amier, anyone?
00:37
Okay.
00:39
Okay. Okay.
00:43
All right, David, 21 lockout at the Delhye Middle School, 5280, Foley Road, a White Kia Optima, parking lot outside of the gym.
00:52
A, David, 21.
00:54
21, 27.
00:56
Your prayer.
00:57
Point 88.
01:01
0.88. Can you show this unit responding to the Croker or the limited roads?
01:14
It feels are old for the smell of natural gas.
01:18
Hey, Mary 1.
01:19
We're 3.5. Is 1950 going to be the caller's address or the address of where it's happening?
01:25
We're a clear.
01:26
I'm assuming if the address where's happening, but let me confirm.
01:38
May I already wanted to sell for the man was at near Dallas.
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Location mentioned:
Dallas Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45239
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