00:02
Yes, sir. We're holding a total of four.
00:03
Longest holding is going to be a 14[1] at the marathon.
00:06
Reference or requesting a unit.
00:08
Reference a known drug addict.
00:13
That he's selling people.
00:14
That he's the complainant.
00:17
Holdings is 807 and 800 and thirty-two.
00:21
This is 800 and thirty-two.
00:27
North twenty-five with 209 .
00:30
This is on north twenty-five with 209 .
00:36
Eight hundred and thirty-two.
00:43
Four forty-three oh four in the blue.
00:50
Fairfax School for 4304.
00:55
ID (number withheld).
00:58
Get them. School for 430409, 333 to county.
01:17
Stand by one, you're not clear.
01:20
Reference your commander.
01:28
Yes, sir. I have PIO (name withheld) requesting you over to their office.
01:36
And then the shift commander's advising if you have a fatality or media's on scene, you need to go to them as well.
01:43
Yes, sir. No media at this time.
01:46
Not fatality at this time.
01:49
Is it going to be the shift commander or the PIO office?
01:53
It's the PIO office.
01:55
(name withheld) had called the shift commander requesting you go to them, and it's here you just go to them directly if you have either media or fatality.
02:03
Do you have their number?
02:08
Yes, oh, break for it.
02:16
(number withheld) .
02:19
(number withheld) . (number withheld)1900 .
02:22
Again, it's (name withheld).
02:27
You're welcome. Eight 36 .
02:34
And do you have a 14[1] holding on 64 and 18?
02:42
Yes, sir. And it's reference
02:45
a known drug user that is posing to be the complainant.
02:47
Only one party on scene.
02:49
Probably correction.
02:52
The 18 and 64 call is actually going to be the stray dog inside of a property.
Police codes explained
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