Intoxicated man urinates on Goodwill building, Loveland OH
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a report of an intoxicated man who urinated on the Goodwill building near Loveland Madeira Road in Loveland, Ohio. The man was pacing near the store and later walked through the parking lot toward a nearby BP station.
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Transcript:
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Charlie 10-16,
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see the complainant reference trouble brewing at Goodwill.
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near Loveland Madeira Road, caller advises a male in his 30s wearing khaki pants, a plaid jacket and a gray hoodie pacing outside the store.
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Advised that he urinated on the building, possibly intoxicated.
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He is now standing inside the donation door.
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26,
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send that to me as well.
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Nine copy, 16 thirty-six.
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Twenty-six on twenty-five.
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Copy.
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Twenty-six just info.
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He is extremely intoxicated and continuing to walk away from me.
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Copy.
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Right now we're just strolling through the parking lot.
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We're walking toward BP.
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Nine copy, toward BP.
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Yeah, how far? Sixteen.
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I just turned on the level of air three five.
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Okay, you might want to go ahead and pull into the BP lot because we'll be in that lot here in a second.
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Location mentioned:
Loveland Madeira Rd, Loveland, OH 45140
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