Police respond to group yelling and possible juvenile issue
Family OffenseThe incident involves police responding to a group of people yelling, with difficulties in communication. There might be an issue concerning a juvenile who may need help, including medical assistance.
Audio|Source: Merrimack Valley Police, Fire and EMS
02:32
Transcript:
For car four. S5[2], (name withheld) too. She's off with someone down. I was just trying to confirm she wanted fire. Are you there, Kirstie? We're gonna go find her. I'm on midlock, find her. Alright, I'll be down a few hours, just checking how what's going on on top. Bobbbs, do you want maybe send the area to the house and kind of get a pan out here? Probably. That's flag roll. That's five. We do not need fire down yet. We have a group of people yelling in the background. We have some type of language barrier. Let's just do with the number. All right. Everybody could stop, try to arrival. That unknown problem, can I have you have the 320 Holtage Street, even at one. I'm looking for (name withheld)'s parents to be a decent (name withheld). It's going to be for the gang unit, Juvenile, that they have. For the permission of Persian Bollers, transporting one female juvenile, from 156th Street to 97 Akanio, starting mileage. Full 515[1].1.5.8. Yeltsin. Two o'clock. What will all be following car car? Probably for us.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
515: Juvenile Transport
[2]
S5: Supervisor or Unit Identifier
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Location mentioned:
Essex County, MA
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