Open 911 call with yelling near Vineyard Avenue, Highland NY
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, an apparent accidental open 911 call with yelling near Vineyard Avenue in the town of Lloyd. Officers made contact with residents who said the yelling was due to an accidental dial.
Audio|Heard on: Ulster County Fire and Esopus Fire
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
19 is assigned to the town of Lloyd for a low voice, open line with yelling in the background.
00:06
Number near Vineyard Avenue between Cromwell Drive and Grotto Lane.
00:19
Three Q, sir, you're responding.
00:20
Can I issue a backup unit?
00:23
Lloyd 331 county responding.
00:27
So at 331, so you also responding.
00:31
Boy 236 to county, I'll be your son as well.
00:35
Three three six, sir, you are responding.
00:37
We had an open line and we could hear yelling in the background.
00:41
Seemed upset over the calling.
00:50
Officer, there doesn't appear to be anything within the last six months at that location.
01:00
Okay, so the units responding to Vineyard Avenue, we were able to make contact with the police residents.
01:08
They say it was an accidental error.
01:09
They were yelling due to the fact that they had accidentally dialed.
01:17
Three three two to dining.
01:19
Uh, still gonna check it out.
01:23
We're just getting the update.
01:24
Thank you, sir.
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Location mentioned:
Vineyard Ave, Highland, NY 12528
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