Disorderly conduct reported near 161st Avenue Northeast, Redmond WA
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, a disturbance occurred near 161st Avenue Northeast at QFC North. Customers were yelling at an employee and refused to leave. One male fled the parking lot.
Audio|Heard on: King WA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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13 is available for a disturbance at QFC North, near 161st Avenue Northeast.
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RP is a customer saying there's people at the self checkout yelling at an employee.
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QFC North. Sorry, three Lincoln and George five zero will be en route.
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Copy.
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Ocean five one from the station.
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Copy.
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Three units en route to the disturbance.
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Customers were verbal towards RP and refusing to leave.
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They're requesting trespass.
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The customers will be (name withheld), early twenties, short build, dark hoodies.
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One copy.
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Five 0133 writing.
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Copy, they believe they're very HPD.
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George one zero, one of the males is running down the parking lot towards nine zero trying to get PCs.
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Copy.
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Five one two follow him, he has a white hat backwards, black jacket.
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Copy.
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Three threes we're doing it.
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Copy, I'll be out with them jaywalking.
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One 6080 800 block.
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Eight thousand 801-60.
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Seven 545 .
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Location mentioned:
161st Avenue Northeast, Redmond, WA 98052
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