00:00
Green three, this is just for 10-43[2].
00:01
We received three 911 hang-up[1] calls from Honda.
00:05
It's going to be the same TX number that we dealt with earlier today.
00:07
Honda security is clearly making contact with the phone owner.
00:11
(number withheld)'s clear.
00:12
Were they able to make contact with them earlier?
00:17
From what they advised, the phone was stuck in a lunchbox and he kept dialing in.
00:22
It's the same (number withheld).
00:23
I made them clear on the name and the (number withheld).
00:36
Dispatch, 100 and seventy-nine tonight.
00:39
One hundred and seventy-nine.
00:48
You can stop it at 911 .
00:50
Hang up. I'll close it as well.
00:53
Clear dispatch, 100 and forty-three.
00:54
We have now received four 911 calls from that number.
01:04
Check, make that five.
01:10
You advised that they do not have a cell phone.
01:12
That's just a lockbox.
01:21
Affirmative, and they were able to verify the employee that was calling earlier today.
01:24
It stopped after Honda Security made contact with them the 1st time.
01:31
I'll check with Honda, see if they can make contact with that individual again and have his phone turned off.
01:39
I'm clear. I've made contact with them.
01:41
They're making contact with him.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911 hang-up: Caller disconnected immediately after dialing 911; requires follow-up
Non-Crime / Accidental Call
