Irate motorist disputes tickets and leaves, New York NY
Disorderly ConductDispatch audio about a traffic agent dealing with an angry motorist on West 23rd Street upset over multiple tickets. Units request a traffic supervisor and precinct backup. The motorist left on foot before officers arrived. No physical altercation reported.
Audio|Source: NYPD Citywide 3
02:56
Transcript:
Traffic portable to central. Okay. Yeah, central. I got an irate motorist on 2-3 between 11 and 12. Give me a hard time, a lot of tickets. What, 2-3 between 11th Avenue and 12th Avenue in Manhattan, okay. At the 10-4[1]. I'll get a traffic supervisor and a precinct unit from the 10th. Traffic supervisor, Manhattan, west to 3, 11 to 12. The traffic agent has an irate motorist copied. The advice, I'm going to 8-4-2-3, and it is relevant to exist, um, (name withheld), here would read at (name withheld), (name withheld). Yes, let me know what's going on over there. Nothing. X, clock on the XO clock. Exo clock on the XOFlock on the XOFox. Go ahead, XO, (name withheld). I'm closed by I'm on 3, 5 and 11. I'm going to go to 3, 4, between 11 and 10. 10-4, 26, 2, 6, 2, 6, between 11 and 12. 2-6, 11 and 12. Okay, I'll go to that location. Okay, thank you. On the air 74-7. We are now 57 on Lex now. Okay, I catch up with you enough. We got in the Westwater. That traffic portal with the highway is (name withheld) 26. 11 to 12 not 2-3 is that correct that's a 10-4 to 6 between 11 as well. It seems like he uh looks like he left, he heading down 12th Avenue, a male with a red book bag. He kind of, he was just upset I guess but he took off so disregard everybody, I appreciate the quick response. 10-4 no problem. That traffic supervisor responding to 2-6 11 and 12 to cancel reaching complaint and let the location copy. That's the telephone, copy direct, copy. Exel phone to copy that?
Traffic portable to central. Okay. Yeah, central. I got an irate motorist on 2-3 between 11 and 12. Give me a hard time, a lot of tickets. What, 2-3 between 11th Avenue and 12th Avenue in Manhattan, okay. At the 10-4[1]. I'll get a traffic supervisor and a precinct unit from the 10th. Traffic supervisor, Manhattan, west to 3, 11 to 12. The traffic agent has an irate motorist copied. The advice, I'm going to 8-4-2-3, and it is relevant to exist, um, (name withheld), here would read at (name withheld), (name withheld). Yes, let me know what's going on over there. Nothing. X, clock on the XO clock. Exo clock on the XOFlock on the XOFox. Go ahead, XO, (name withheld). I'm closed by I'm on 3, 5 and 11. I'm going to go to 3, 4, between 11 and 10. 10-4, 26, 2, 6, 2, 6, between 11 and 12. 2-6, 11 and 12. Okay, I'll go to that location. Okay, thank you. On the air 74-7. We are now 57 on Lex now. Okay, I catch up with you enough. We got in the Westwater. That traffic portal with the highway is (name withheld) 26. 11 to 12 not 2-3 is that correct that's a 10-4 to 6 between 11 as well. It seems like he uh looks like he left, he heading down 12th Avenue, a male with a red book bag. He kind of, he was just upset I guess but he took off so disregard everybody, I appreciate the quick response. 10-4 no problem. That traffic supervisor responding to 2-6 11 and 12 to cancel reaching complaint and let the location copy. That's the telephone, copy direct, copy. Exel phone to copy that?
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Received
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Location mentioned:
W 23 St, New York, NY
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