00:00
Industry units, stand by to copy the following 923[1] broadcast.
00:03
142, go ahead, you're on the patch.
00:08
Hey, industry units, 142 advising that a 923[1] occurred approximately 90 minutes ago from (number withheld) Third Avenue in the unincorporated area of Pasadena.
00:24
Missing person is going to be described as a male white adult with a date of birth of (number withheld), approximately six one, 160 pounds.
00:34
Last seen wearing a dark colored jacket, blue jeans, and white sneakers.
00:42
Missing person's name is going to be 1st name of (name withheld), common spelling, and then last name of (name withheld), common spelling.
00:54
DP is going to have, or correction, missing person.
00:58
He's going to have a right scar on the right side of his head.
01:01
And then he's going to also have blonde brownish curly hair.
01:13
The reason why the missing person is a 920C[2],
01:17
he's autistic, bipolar, and he's also dependent.
01:24
Copy your original plate (number withheld).
01:28
Possible destinations are going to be the McDonald's on Valley Boulevard and Blenheim, and also the Jack in the Box on Don Julian and Workman Mill.
01:40
So we're going to get units at 927C[3], those two areas.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
923: Shots fired or gunfire reported.
[2]
920C: Missing person considered critical or at-risk, including children.
[3]
927C: Investigation of suspicious circumstances or welfare check; may involve person, vehicle, or premises.
Missing Person
