White van follows and parks across from man in Hermon, Hermon ME
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a caller reported that a white van followed him and is now parked across the street staring at him near Printer Drive in Hermon. Officers were sent to check the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Could you head to near Printer Drive? Caller reported a white van followed him after he passed it,
00:07
just sitting staring at him right now.
00:14
Step 4.
00:15
It was 938 as well.
00:24
It appears to be coming back now.
00:32
I've tried 138 on the radio a couple times.
00:34
I'm going to try on my phone here.
00:39
Tom is 21 with him, he's aware.
00:44
Ted, for the vehicle that left did come back has a black rail.
00:54
Go ahead, sir.
00:56
Put me on the screen, I'm out of Old Town PD for some follow-up.
01:04
And four, I'll show you returning.
01:06
It's 9-208.
01:07
Okay,
01:10
well.
01:15
Four, go ahead.
01:17
I'll be out at 36 workman Terrace, I'll sign on check.
01:20
10-4[1] also pending welfare check on the highway for you.
01:26
Okay, boy.
01:31
Drop Scott, 309 to be clear.
01:41
And there's now part to cross the street from caller's location, 10-3.
01:55
I'll be out with it and just flag me down.
01:59
Turn for 138, I'll show you out with the van.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Printer's Dr, Hermon, ME 04401
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