Audible alarm triggered at 2nd Street location, Long Beach CA
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BurglaryAn audible alarm was triggered near 2nd Street. Officers responded, and later confirmed the scene was secure. There was a separate disturbance at a nearby location involving a male suspect throwing items inside a store.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Audible,
00:01
near 2nd Street.
00:04
25 Bay Hill in Oregon.
00:12
Over 38th of Parker, 1819.
00:15
Minutnikina 5, Kenishman is E-C-S-LAC campus.
00:19
Ten for a company.
00:26
Two-voy sent is a collect down.
00:30
Stand-by, I'll check.
00:37
Unit 3-4-83.
00:44
2.83, going to be authorized code 3, unit to assist for a 242 at the jack-in-the-box, 6.025 the boulevard, coming inside the lobby for suspect male black 40s, wearing a gray shirt, jeans, came into the store, started throwing items, and threw a metal bucket at the CP.
01:03
Does want, correction, that victim does want to press charges.
01:06
You know, multiple units of suspecting.
01:12
2.8-10, it looks like Kleds his time.
01:19
The unit's on that 242.
01:21
No offense seen.
01:22
Suspect was holding his pants.
01:25
It looks like he was last seen outside the door.
01:32
27 in the area.
01:38
See that 97 in the area?
01:45
4803, we're 97.
01:47
Before I copy.
01:53
One I copy or code three message.
01:59
One by sixty-eight, the 10-951 report in 1950,
02:03
ocean unit chat.
02:06
Four-point three,
02:10
can I get the call number please?
02:14
Byway, do you call numbers 355, 255?
02:21
The Audible near Second Street.
02:26
We're a code 4 if you think.
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Location mentioned:
2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
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