Male threatened with revolver at Mack Road apartment, Sacramento CA
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, a male suspect pointed a revolver at another person near Mack Road. The suspect then left in a blue Chrysler van. The person threatened went back inside an apartment unit 327.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento County Sheriff and Area Police - South
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01:28
Transcript:
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Prow 55 proximity Charles Fire 357, straight-you-as-well, 971 weapons, Samfied a copy, near Mack Road 5B.
00:07
The subject that just pulled out a 38 revolver at the complainant, now leaving me in a blue Chrysler van.
00:16
40s, thin-built,
00:18
great-knit-cap, all-blocked clothing.
00:20
Still working off further, 971 weapons, near Mack Road.
00:28
Sanfaita copy.
00:35
Now, we're 5-7 and Charles 51-star unit two before we five, time the line, Samphi to find a copy at 4, Ferncliff Court 5C.
00:42
Complaints part of standing on the curb when a male that lived down the street served up, purposely trying to hit...
00:48
Complaint its wife.
00:50
He's driving a silver jeep and lives down the street at number 10.
00:55
A two-five time element at four for a close court.
01:07
The complaint of my subject is driving slowly through the parking lot still.
01:11
Looks like it's a neighbor.
01:14
He did point the gun directly at the complainant.
01:20
On a weapons call on Mack Road, complain went back inside his apartment,
01:24
no longer has visible the parking lot.
01:26
He's in unit number 327.
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Location mentioned:
Mack Rd, Sacramento, CA 95823
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