Homeless man trespassing near North Water Street, Rochester NY
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a homeless man wearing a brown coat and black pants was trespassing near North Water Street. He was seen going through garbage and had a previous issue with a maintenance worker.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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261-104. Since the guards B-273 holding a trespass at near North Water Street.
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273, you can submit a trespass.
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Two-seven-three, ten-four.
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Card to go by.
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One-four, try to go back.
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Let's car go again with the car number.
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143? 1-4-3, 10-4.
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So, homeless male on the back, going through the garbage, making a mess.
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Not going his shoes had problem with the maintenance man at one point.
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Patrol 31, checking your status.
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Okay.
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10-4.
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Patrol 6-3, checking your status.
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Patrol 6-3, Baker, checking your status for your stop.
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Patrol 6-1, if you're checking on us, we're all set.
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Copy, thank you.
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143 and 273 details for the trespass male-white, possibly male-(name withheld), wearing a brown Carhartt coat,
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black pants, approximately 40 years old.
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Still out back on foot, Nathan Devon.
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Location mentioned:
N Water St, Rochester, NY 14604
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