00:00
Dispatch, there's a suspicious person at (number withheld) East Avenue D.
00:02
RP advised there's a man on a porch talking to her daughter.
00:04
I had to place that caller on hold.
00:16
I'm gonna be at a residence right here on Burgess and Main.
00:21
There's a car door.
00:42
Engine 101, Miller County.
00:48
Engine 101, North County.
00:54
Sir, I'm advised, go ahead.
00:59
10-4, did not copy, sorry.
01:02
We've slipped all the way from exit 6 to about 13 mile marker.
01:07
We're going to be UTL with all three of our units unless deputies advise something different.
01:12
We'll be back in service.
01:24
Hey, I'm headed that way now.
01:28
Yeah, the chief and I come on at the six northbound.
01:32
I started slow rolling to nine.
01:34
I found a backhoe in the ditch at the nine.
01:41
Yeah, I'm gonna go.
01:48
That occurred over the phone.
01:49
The suspect's not on the scene, but does know where the RP lives.
01:52
They're going to be requesting a 10-17[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-17: Pick up papers (varies by agency; sometimes used as 'En route')
Suspicious Person
