00:05
Nine hundred and four, somewhere.
00:06
Do you have any call of 29[1] ?
00:14
All the units, we're going to need units in.
00:22
Over to South Pleasant Street.
00:26
Nine hundred and eight, we're going to need you over here.
00:34
I've called security.
00:35
Sit on the vehicle.
00:45
We're going to probably need county units until we can get our guys in.
01:11
Shut off the street.
01:18
Street coming from College to Pleasant.
01:20
We're gonna need a set of perimeter.
01:30
I couldn't understand you, sir.
01:31
We have two victims, DOA.
01:36
Need to contact them in the cell, but just have a unit there, please.
02:04
Seven hundred 904 .
02:05
Do you want me to start calling all units in?
02:11
Please start with Cubbykey because I am going to need help, and then call the rest in.
02:34
Two ninety-three, check up.
02:42
she has a flat tire.
02:55
Going for speed and citation for no seatbelt.
02:59
I update in your world.
03:17
Six 2705 , traffic stop.
03:26
(number withheld) , Bill's Creek Lane near Mills.
03:40
As I advise, if you could just have one deputy respond to our department just to keep an eye on that male in booking until one of us are freed up and we'll take it from there.
03:56
They stated they're en route to sit on the prisoner and they're going to come and help you set up a perimeter.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Wants/warrants check (NCIC wanted/stolen inquiry)
[2]
41: Person with a gun / armed subject
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