Suspects kick in door in residential burglary, Indianapolis IN
BurglaryOfficers responded to a residential burglary at an apartment near South Plainfield in Indianapolis. The caller reported that suspects kicked in the door. Two male suspects were described by the caller. Officers made contact with one individual matching the description at the scene.
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police - Southeast District
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Transcript:
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to the officers in Ronn scene at 5.1,
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the caller advised that they kicked in the door.
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There's a dark skin mill with a ski meth in camel scans, and then there's a lighter skin blackmail with curly hair, clothing description.
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The officer on scene at the video cell phone where I don't know it is on the first floor of the substance in a second.
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totally 26. I'm on scene right now but I'm standing by.
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It's another unit case here.
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I'm not familiar with this apartment.
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Okay.
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First you know, I'm on to see, hi.
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21 at page they said.
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He has officers in Rout and on each of the burglary of the residents are near South Plainfield.
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The caller is currently outside.
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The complex is a black male.
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He is wearing a black hoodie and gray sweats.
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10-4[1]. We're hit 4 with him right now.
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Sorry, 10-9[2].
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The 10-4[1], we're putting it right now.
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159. 359.
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359. 359.
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Can you see a ring and find a wreck for this, but then?
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement or affirmative response indicating message received and understood.
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10-9: Request to repeat the last transmission or message for clarity.
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Location mentioned:
Indianapolis, IN
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