00:00
Handle possible 459[1] (number withheld) Long Beach Boulevard.
00:07
What's your square handle?
00:17
First code three, possible 459[1], (number withheld) Long Beach Boulevard, number (number withheld).
00:22
Originally was a 925[2], male, black, 20s, (description withheld), was knocking at the door trying to push in the door.
00:28
She does not know him.
00:29
They called back and said he's now trying to force his way in, took the screen off on the window.
00:37
Be advised, there is a premise hazard, but it's in number 303 , saying that the resident makes false accusations against people he allows to stay in his apartment when they refuse to leave.
00:45
That was from 2022 .
00:47
I think it's the same person.
00:48
Seventeen ninety-seven on the 900 and sixty-one, 200 and thirty-two, 3709 .
00:56
Boy one and boy two assisting boy five on this possible 459[1] .
00:59
The scene can still hear the subject at the front door.
01:06
Unit two, boy 18 , ten eight.
01:19
Boy five, ten seven.
01:22
Where are you, (name withheld)?
01:28
Three, two, three, and six.
01:30
Can you put us at 62nd Street?
01:41
Five, it's a male, black twenties, (description withheld).
01:49
And I know 920 Loki, two days out in Redondo.
01:58
Four two, copy code 4459[1] at (number withheld) the boulevard, code four.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
459: Burglary or burglary alarm, including attempted, residential, vehicle, or in-progress incidents.
[2]
925: Suspicious person or circumstances requiring investigation or attention.
Break-In
