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Man carrying metal stick walks near school and park, Laconia NH
Suspicious ActivityPolice pursued a man carrying a large metal stick near Sergeant Street moving through a nearby park toward the corner of School Street and Main Street in Laconia, New Hampshire. The man was last seen near the park corner and school area. His mother, (name withheld), was notified.
Audio|Heard on: Laconia Area Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:41
Transcript:
00:00
He's out on Sergeant Street right behind the home.
00:04
He's walking towards the B.E.
00:07
Building.
00:09
Okay.
00:10
5.
00:16
205. I didn't copy that traffic.
00:17
Is she trying to contact with home?
00:25
Two or three, Tomers.
00:28
Okay.
00:30
He has a large stick within this metal as well.
00:36
Good.
00:42
Right.
00:48
If you can send it, if we have additional units, the subject, not stopping.
00:57
He's entered the park if somebody can get on the school street side.
01:01
It looks like he said it that way.
01:04
Okay.
01:07
Two or three corners.
01:09
Okay, sir.
01:12
His mother is (name withheld), if we can contact her as well.
01:18
25.
01:24
203, corner.
01:26
203. 203.
01:29
I'm going to go over to the Main Street side.
01:32
He no longer has that metal logic.
01:36
25.4.2.
01:43
Toll Street, he's right in the corner of school in Maine, behind near 13.
01:52
In front.
01:59
He's got dark hair,
02:02
gray jacket, looks like gray pants, pants as well.
02:07
Okay.
02:13
Off my visual of him.
02:18
25, 2.
02:24
205, Chornis.
02:25
205.
02:28
205.
02:29
Having the same area is chel tree.
02:32
In fact.
02:38
In the corner of the park, where he's sent in.
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Location mentioned:
School St, Laconia, NH 03246
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