Person throws rocks at cars near Girard St, San Francisco CA
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WeaponsAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a possible vandalism near Girard Street involving an individual reportedly throwing rocks at vehicles and carrying a metal pipe. The person was described as adult male, thin build, wearing a dark jacket and pink pants. The reporting party expressed concern that the individual might be struck by a vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
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Or at Martin Luther King Middle School, near Girard Street, cross of Burrows and Bacon.
00:11
Charlie one four Edward ten four.
00:13
On Girard Street there's a person throwing rocks at vehicles, holding a metal pipe, still on scene waiting for further.
00:21
Are you back to three Charlie one four Edward?
00:27
Charlie one five Edward prior ten four.
00:30
Person described as adult male, early thirties, approximately 5 feet tall, thin build, wearing a dark jacket and pink pants.
00:40
Hello, there is the ITRW on six times business.
00:49
Central four car B 913, near Embarcadero and Norris, cross of Washington and Broadway.
00:57
And any units further on that vandalism and Girard.
01:01
Their metal stick is in the subject's right hand.
01:05
The reporting party is worried that the individual may get hit by a vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Girard St, San Francisco, CA 94134
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