Disorderly person refusing to leave loft near West Main St, Louisville KY
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Disorderly ConductA person was disorderly and refused to leave the loft near West Main Street in Louisville. Police responded to the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Louisville Metro Police 3 - Divisions 1 and 2
Listen to dispatch call
01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, 110 also be holding a disorderly at the loft near West Main Street and 4th Street on a male refusing belief.
00:06
104.
00:08
(number withheld).
00:10
One 10, okay.
00:15
115 David Radio, one female 1015, the rots the book, beginning as 4.6.
00:23
115, David, one female, 1015, rose the book of beginning at 4.6 at (number withheld).
00:29
1.15, I'm also thinking about the 1046, how all the way to the 1049.
00:32
You want me on it.
00:38
15,
00:39
are you going to be in the area of the loft or self-shel being any celebrity?
00:43
No, if there'll be any celebrity, I'll be on staying in that block.
00:47
I'll be on seeing a block.
00:48
It's supposed to be a white female larger build,ini, black shirt, browned pants, dragging a garbage can filled with her belongings, going, left and going northbound.
00:57
4.4. Thank you, 1144.
01:00
1-7-ladd. You can put me on the loft run.
01:08
(number withheld) Adam, it's to the Loft near West Main Street, near West Main Street.
01:12
It's supposed to be a blackmail with a beanie, gray sweatshirt, and great pants, and so that's location refusing to leave.
01:18
Do you want another car?
01:20
Oh, that one.
01:22
1144. 114.1.14 Baker.
01:25
This car only will be clear, and I'll head towards that loft front.
01:29
114 Baker, have you going to loft at 1144?
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Louisville, KY 40202
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