00:04
This is 10-2[1], we have a check (number withheld) Main Road, across from Griffin Street, just off of the road.
00:13
First subject laying on the side of the road.
00:24
10-1[2], headquarters, I copy.
00:27
10-1[2], 10-6, what's up?
00:29
This is headquarters.
00:45
I'll be on County Road 48, standing east of Youngs Avenue.
00:49
New York Ridge, Lima Echo Lima.
01:05
Marine 13 headquarters to 7th door.
01:18
P01 headquarters 36.
01:34
I have nothing showing here.
01:36
If you can contact the 10-7[4],
01:39
maybe get a better location.
01:40
What business they're in front of?
01:43
My partner is on the phone with 10-7[4] right now.
01:46
He already contacted.
01:48
Believe he's correcting himself.
01:52
We're trying to get an updated address for him.
02:11
10-4[3]. 10-4. Clear for a 10-4[3].
02:16
New York Ridge Lima Echo Lima 554.
02:38
echo lima 554 , you are correct.
02:47
Lima echo lima 554 , final.
02:54
Eight zero three to headquarters, correction.
02:57
Lima echo lima 5554 .
03:07
10-7[4]7 on the line.
03:15
He's in a black F-48 on the north side of Route 48.
03:18
Said he's further west of Breeze Hill Farms.
03:21
He's unable to give me a further location, but he said he's with the subject now.
03:27
Subject's breathing but kind of passed out.
03:34
Ten four. So it's up on 48.
03:36
We'll head over there.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-2: Radio signal is clear and being received well.
[2]
10-1: Unable to copy due to weak signal or poor radio reception.
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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