Suspicious person spotted near Crestline Elementary, Mountain Brook AL
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Suspicious PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a suspicious white male about 30 years old was reported near Crestline Elementary, wearing khaki pants and a navy shirt, staring into the playground and walking toward the village.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson AL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
This hatched to an available unit in the area of Crestline Elementary for a suspicious person.
00:07
123. Go ahead.
00:11
123 is the suspicious person at Crestline, near West Jackson Boulevard.
00:16
Be a male subject wearing khaki pants in a navy blue shirt staring into the playground.
00:21
White male approximately 30 years old.
00:24
Possibly turned into the yard of the Girl Scout House.
00:28
123,
00:30
Copy, I'll be en route from Asbury, Coverton Road.
00:41
122, 1547.
00:44
122, I'm out with 121.
00:46
Advise medics for 13.
00:48
122.1547.
00:51
122. Did you advise medics at work code 13?
00:57
30 to dispatch.
00:58
I'm in the area of that suspicious person call.
01:00
Can you need a description again?
01:04
30. It'll be an approximately 30-year-old male,
01:08
khaki pants,
01:10
navy blue shirt,
01:12
white male.
01:15
Recite. He's walking back towards the village.
01:18
I'm going to try to make contact.
01:21
30. 5252.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
W Jackson Blvd, Mountain Brook, AL 35213
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