Police check reports of suspicious persons, Moss Point MS
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of suspicious persons near Barnett Avenue and Magnolia Street in Moss Point, Mississippi. Two individuals in dark clothing were seen, one walking and one near a moving vehicle. The male was described as wearing a black shirt and red pants. A vehicle later pulled up beside him before officers arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson MS Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Unit 120, I've got a signal 60.
00:03
Signal 60.
00:04
Gonna be on Barnett heading towards Magnolia.
00:08
RP says that it was two subjects in dark clothing.
00:12
One was in the vehicle while the vehicle was rolling.
00:17
One was sitting up beside the vehicle.
00:20
Out to the end of the street,
00:23
the car is no one she's seen.
00:24
But the male subject is now walking back toward Barnett, the other side of Barnett.
00:33
(name withheld), I've been around the front door.
00:37
One and two in route.
00:42
Two four.
00:45
Conference one, please.
00:46
The male subject is going to have a black shirt with red pants on.
00:53
All right, he's sitting now.
00:54
Vehicle is pulling up beside him now.
01:01
One hundred and two St.
01:04
(name withheld), home Barnett.
01:08
One hundred and three alleyway car.
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Location mentioned:
Magnolia St & Barnett Ave, Moss Point, MS 39563
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