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Heard on: Collin TX Law Dispatch Group Calls · 1 day ago
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One hundred and forty-one, 100 and forty-two panic alarm.
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It's gonna be for a Lyft driver.
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Officers check on possible panic alarm near Parkwood
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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible panic alarm involving a rideshare driver whose vehicle appeared stopped near Parkwood Blvd in Frisco. Dispatchers were unable to reach the driver by phone or message, and details about the situation were unclear. The vehicle, a black Hyundai Tucson with license plate redacted, was reportedly stationary near an apartment complex. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the car.
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