Deputies search for burglary suspects near Bahama Dr, Miramar FL
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BurglaryAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies in Miramar responded to a possible burglary near Bahama Drive and Tropicana Street. Reports indicated suspects were running from a possible vehicle break-in. The area around De Soto, Ramona, Island, and Bahama streets was secured while units searched for the subjects. One individual seen on video appeared to be wearing dark clothing and an animal mask. Details about the suspects’ direction and identity remain unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Police and Sheriff
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04:1
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, I see in the notes that subjects are running in an unknown direction of travel down here.
00:05
That ten four is a broke off.
00:07
It was.
00:09
Someone jumped the fence.
00:10
Looks like they were trying to break into a vehicle.
00:12
Go ahead.
00:14
They're still ten three?
00:16
No, it's ten eight.
00:17
The response is (number withheld).
00:18
I'll create a call for you.
00:21
We're 97[1] over.
00:22
Heck, can you go with the description? May have unpatched telecom one.
00:26
I'll repatch it.
00:27
We don't have any descriptions.
00:29
They just saw people running on own dot.
00:31
It was too dark to see.
00:36
Do they give a direction of travel where they were running to?
00:40
It's unknown.
00:44
Great.
00:49
Yeah, so now that they're running, let's go ahead and adjust the perimeter when you're ready to copy updated points.
00:53
Go ahead.
00:56
(name withheld) in De Soto,
00:57
Ramona in De Soto.
00:59
Ramona and Island, Venetian and Island.
01:06
I'm checking.
01:09
Ten four, (number withheld).
01:14
Unit for Ramona and Desoto.
01:18
Thank you. One unit for Ramona and Island.
01:23
Over one.
01:25
Ten four.
01:31
Can you have Alpha Five call me (number withheld), please?
01:34
Fixing up five.
01:37
Forty.
01:38
Ten four.
01:44
Copy that for (number withheld).
01:49
Ten four.
01:54
A (number withheld).
01:56
Copy.
02:02
Seven.
02:03
That worked good for us.
02:04
Seven, two, three should tonight.
02:11
(number withheld) with the caller and subject.
02:13
I see a problem.
02:14
Ten four.
02:20
Officer, all right, copy.
02:21
Ten four.
02:27
Getting ready to go make (number withheld) with the caller on scene.
02:30
Ten four, which is going to make (number withheld) of the caller?
02:33
Ten four.
02:34
Yankee three, what I am doing right now.
02:37
Ten four.
02:43
(number withheld). Ten four.
02:50
Yankee 31, please be advised.
02:53
The caller stated that two subjects were eastbound on Shalimar Street from this (number withheld).
02:59
Do we have any descriptions?
03:03
Give me the right now, ma'am.
03:05
Confirm eastbound on Shalimar was two subjects.
03:12
Okay, go ahead and move the units off Highland Drive and shift them over to Bahama and Venetian.
03:19
Correction, Bahama and Tropicana, and then Bahama and Plantation.
03:27
Ten four Yankee, so (number withheld).
03:32
Ten four, take Bahama and Tropicana, and Alpha (number withheld), you're going to take Bahama and Plantation.
03:39
(number withheld).
03:44
Alpha Six One, do we have a description yet?
03:46
Not yet.
03:51
The subject on video was wearing dark clothing and an animal mask.
04:00
Confirmed, wearing dark shirt and dark pants.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
97: Arrived at the scene or location.
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Location mentioned:
Bahama Dr & Tropicana St, Miramar, FL 33023
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