Unidentified person repeatedly pounds on resident's door, Cleveland OH
Suspicious ActivityA resident at an apartment near Woodpark reported an unknown person repeatedly banging on his door. The caller did not recognize the individual and had no description. The person left but was expected to return. The resident requested to speak with officers about the situation.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
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Transcript:
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Address is near Woodpark at unit 419.
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Caller is (name withheld).
00:06
He states someone was banging on his door.
00:08
He doesn't know who it is.
00:09
He doesn't have a description.
00:11
The person will be back.
00:12
He wants to confer with officers.
00:15
Officer. Officer.
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36 radio, you can change this address to near Woodpark.
00:22
Clair, be this apartment building.
00:24
Okay, I changed it.
00:26
Thank you.
00:32
3-3-9-6 backward to 60.
00:38
Yep, send you back.
00:44
There you go to 101, I'm going to reroute you.
00:50
Go ahead.
00:52
Um,
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through the radio.
00:56
Could you actually respond to the call near Woodpark?
01:00
Go ahead, sir.
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For a person or anything.
01:05
You just send us that alarm and then after that, we'll finish our lunch.
01:09
All right, I appreciate it.
01:11
445.
01:16
340, you can send that sound I-O-1.
01:23
Just in the location near East 55th.
01:27
All call back for going straight to voicemail, cat is 0281.
01:32
Copy.
01:33
447.
01:39
All right, can you go back all the day?
01:46
Near Woodpark unit 419 starts someone keeping on the door, doesn't know who it is, doesn't have a description,
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safety mail is still in a building, he just goes fire alarm, and the leaseholder (name withheld) would like to confer with officers.
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Cleveland, OH
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