Suspicious gray Mustang parked near Jefferson Ave for an hour, Rochester NY
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a gray Mustang was parked near Niles Park and Jefferson Ave in Rochester for about an hour. The vehicle was running and occupied by a man around 50 years old.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Jenskares 253, Niles Park, and Jefferson, suspicious gray Mustang parked.
00:05
Lake cars 281, Family Daller, 13.44 a while for the larcenade progress.
00:14
Control 41 with the stop.
00:16
No, is Control 41 with the stop, cool.
00:18
I'm back at Petrel, Florida, 6-4 Baker, William, Edward Henry.
00:24
Backett's in Petro, Carford, Bethune.
00:27
Two-Gels south.
00:28
Pepper.
00:29
Two-seven. Two-seven, three.
00:32
You cut out the end.
00:33
You want to run down.
00:34
10-4. 2032.
00:36
I was at 2,000 Rundell, the library, and black female green coat wearing a medical face.
00:41
being rude to staff and other patrons as to leave by security refuses she is currently in the main lobby.
00:47
Carver's back with 273 Charlie to run the library.
00:51
243 from the office.
00:52
243, okay?
00:54
253. 253, go.
00:56
Some of the knowledge part of the house.
00:58
The LSA. A great Mustang parker knowledge with 20 windows occupied by a 50-year-old male for an hour, running almost in place.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Jefferson Ave, Rochester, NY
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