Box truck moves property during early eviction dispute, Houston TX
Other CrimesA box truck was seen removing property during a dispute possibly related to an early eviction near Woodridge Drive. The person involved had not called ahead, and the eviction was scheduled for November 4th but was happening earlier than planned. The situation appears to be a civil matter involving removal of property by a moving company with an eviction order.
Audio|Source: Houston Police Department - All Districts
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Transcript:
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It's going to be for a birth to disappear at Airport Boulevard and near Woodridge Drive. The phone said I had previously went to her home and took her property.
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Apparently it was a truck moving box truck that took it.
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... 667 they can run that Code 3. That looks like it's a civil issue.
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Apple,
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this is an 98-88-this-and-that is not as daring.
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That's right, sir.
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They're in wrong for that.
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Yeah, that's right.
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Yes, sir. Just be advised. She didn't call beforehand.
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Apparently that all of the problem was meeting her hour beating her. She was probably 8 by the 4th of November.
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17901. If it's a moving company, make sure he's code 3[1].
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Sounds clear.
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So have a nice cause. You're going to see those that I call off socialists?
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Oh yeah, so Sparren isn't going to be a moving box truck. Now, 3-by-carous in mid-30s were apparently
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taking stuff from the college property, but they were with an eviction order.
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She caught it beforehand. Apparently it was supposed to be by November the 4th, but the owner is doing it earlier.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
code 3: Emergency response; proceed immediately with lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Woodridge Dr, Houston, TX 77087
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