Suspicious person seen near east baird avenue with power outage, Salt Lake City UT
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Suspicious PersonA person was seen on security camera near East Baird Avenue. The resident suspects an ex-girlfriend and noted the power went out, possibly cut.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:35
Transcript:
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Amlaid is sitting that he saw a person on his security camera near East Baird Avenue
00:08
I think it's possibly an ex-girlfriend of his...
00:13
I'll also advise that his power went out and is concerned that the person possibly cut the power to be a partner.
00:24
I'll advise one further.
00:30
Fifty-five copy.
00:33
41-time.
00:37
320.
00:38
Are we still in line with him?
00:45
A firm.
00:47
Can we figure out if he still sees her and or a direction travel?
00:57
Do you have done with Chalmy or Ephraim?
01:00
At 329.
01:01
25, fell like 1036.
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3-05883
01:15
An antigenetic engine AGE, um, our patients has some chronic migraines that can lead to seizure, and is
01:24
saying that she's expecting a seizure and we'd just like, we'd just like to get some medics in around.
01:35
And four, you can show your rights.
01:37
I copy.
01:42
West Drive, Semple.
01:47
Copy at 321.
01:50
Control 711, West Grounds are put forward.
01:54
Copy your 331.
01:55
Copy your 331.
02:01
W expires 131 of 2027 to a Roni Lopez out of Sugar Creek, Missouri.
02:10
It is showing valid.
02:17
Thanks a 2-2-4.
02:28
The breaker was tripped back here, so I don't know if someone did that, or it could just trip on the phone, but definitely rest never.
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E St, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
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