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Felony suspect and female accomplice detained near Antelope Drive, Layton UT
Other CrimesPolice responded to a building near Antelope Drive for a felony suspect accused of evading arrest with two additional warrants. A female accomplice was also present and subject to arrest. Officers coordinated entry and covered access points while verifying the suspect's location in room 114.
Audio|Heard on: Layton City Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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64 all units on this call.
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We have probable cause for felony evading on (name withheld).
00:05
He also has two additional felony warrants.
00:07
There is a female with him who we have probable cause to arrest at this building.
00:11
Hey,
00:15
what's he wearing?
00:17
He's wearing a black hoodie, you couldn't tell on the pants.
00:25
In the 77, I'm arrived.
00:27
I've got the front door covered.
00:31
The south door's locked.
00:38
You go through the front door, I'll cover the west.
00:40
You go over there with, uh,
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NOAA.
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24, 10-36[1]. 24. 1036.
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24.
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7 to 8, 1036.
00:59
So far.
01:02
52 from 63.
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You want me out there with you?
01:06
We're sitting up by the carp right now.
01:08
We're still trying to figure out in itself.
01:12
Layton 64, we just got info from front desk there in room 114.
01:16
(name withheld) saw me and dipped back into his room.
01:20
63, he could set up spikes on that car and I think he got him walked down to that room.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-36: Request or provide the current time for verification or time check purposes.
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Location mentioned:
Antelope Dr & N 1000 W, Layton, UT 84041
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