Suspicious person behaving oddly near north Classen boulevard, Oklahoma City OK
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Disorderly ConductA suspicious person was reported near North Classen Boulevard wearing black and gray clothing. Earlier, the individual was seen outside with pants down under a blanket, behaving oddly.
Audio|Heard on: Oklahoma City Area Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
100 degrees space is going to be near North Classen room 8.
00:04
Everybody says he was sleeping in so he started bathing on the door.
00:07
It's not the way they might have been trying to break in.
00:09
He's also a separate period.
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119, I'm 1061.
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64, 1061. You can send me a transient call.
00:23
311 top meridian,
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transients on property and stairwells.
00:29
40 on applications.
00:31
Okay.
00:37
Hey 98, if you're not close, you can 1022, I don't see anything out here.
00:41
1024.
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124, other time.
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N2-7, respond to a non-incident type.
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3840, Dungee Borough, Timeout, 2326.
01:04
23266-446-0-8, 7117-117-117-117-1-com.
01:11
All right.
01:16
32 on-in.
01:22
Morning, Dean Transyl.
01:28
Thank you. So, you two out here.
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How do you see Transylia? Dr.
01:35
123rd and McArthur.
01:38
For five, two minutes, I should have most question.
01:41
Thank you.
01:44
In 18, there's a black veil wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie, and a gray hat.
01:50
It also has a blue shirt wrapped around.
01:56
(name withheld) and (name withheld) said he had his pants down, little under a blanket outside earlier.
02:06
So I didn't see anything else, friend.
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Location mentioned:
N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73106
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