Neighbor accuses resident of hitting vehicle; leaves
Disorderly ConductA neighbor says a resident hit his vehicle; the resident denies it. The neighbor leaves in a vehicle heading northbound. They discuss whether to downgrade the call or keep it as a priority.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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Transcript:
00:00May I have a Sergeant copy this 415[1] on the board, 456 North Hall, 1700 East? This is a priority.00:07The neighbor approached the R.P.00:09accused her of hitting his vehicle.00:11The R.P. said they didn't hit the vehicle.00:15And now the neighbor left in the vehicle, want to go heading northbound?00:20Do you want me to downgrade or keep it up priority?00:25We could probably downgrade that.
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May I have a Sergeant copy this 415[1] on the board, 456 North Hall, 1700 East? This is a priority.
00:07
The neighbor approached the R.P.
00:09
accused her of hitting his vehicle.
00:11
The R.P. said they didn't hit the vehicle.
00:15
And now the neighbor left in the vehicle, want to go heading northbound?
00:20
Do you want me to downgrade or keep it up priority?
00:25
We could probably downgrade that.
Police codes explained
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[1]
415: Disturbance
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Location mentioned:
Near N Hall, Mesa, AZ 85203
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