Residential burglary suspect caught at vacant home
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Cincinnati OH Law Dispatch
01:39
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00:00
Man, what was the alarm location for this residence? Unit (number withheld), rear door.
00:06
4339, copy that.
00:09
Info. 4356.
00:12
4356.
00:14
All right, we have a busted window at the front location with the wood board that was blocking the window pushed out.
00:23
Do we have a happen to have a property owner to have this thing reboarded? And also, do we have aK9 or any other units? It's a very big facility or house.
00:35
How about for K nine?
00:36
District four, one in custody.
00:39
Happy one in custody.
00:40
And I want custody.
00:41
Happy one in custody.
00:43
Forty 03:27 .
00:44
Forty 03:27 .
00:45
That district needs a vehicle to transport a prisoner.
00:49
Thirty nine, one.
00:50
Thank you. Copy, thank you.
00:52
I'll get in case of traffic.
00:54
Eighty 01:16 .
00:56
Eighty 01:16 .
00:57
Can you start for (number withheld) Reading Road? Unit (number withheld) for a residential burglary.
01:02
Units are on scene.
01:03
The bus window.
01:06
What is 311? Do they need any more cars?
01:10
56, yeah, if you don't mind, this is a very big residence and do we have a night file by any chance for this residence to secure that vacant residence?
01:21
27, I'll head that way.
01:24
67, you're out.
01:26
62, same traffic.
01:27
11. What is 311? Did you want me to send you right or out? That's correct.
01:32
35.
01:34
Can you check the night file for (number withheld) Reading Road, apartment (number withheld)? It's a vacant location.
Break-In
