Possible traffic incident near Highway 101, Paulding County GA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies were dispatched to a possible traffic incident near Highway 101 in Georgia. Responding units attempted to locate the scene and contact the complainant, but no confirmed location or involved parties were found. The situation appears to be unresolved with no immediate findings.
Audio|Heard on: Paulding County Sheriff and Fire
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01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Metro 805 responding to Highway 101.
00:04
10-4[1], Metro 805.
00:10
805 responding at Highway 101.
00:13
10-4[1] Metro 805, Highway 101.
00:18
398, 22, sir.
00:21
5398.
00:27
1376.
00:31
How many calls did you get on this 1050?
00:42
Could you contact and see if they've got a better location?
00:48
10-4[1], 1376.
00:53
Thank you, ma'am.
00:54
It wasn't at the location we checked down to the county line.
00:57
Negative contact so far.
01:00
10-4[1], 1376.
01:06
Calling 1376.
01:09
Go ahead.
01:14
We called the complainant (name withheld) back.
01:18
Get nice. They working a fountain amongst themselves.
01:24
Yes, one county units will be 10-8.
01:26
It's that one.
01:27
I would advise GSP also.
01:30
Ten four, rolling out of them now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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Location mentioned:
GA-101, Georgia
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