Security detains woman after disturbance at SeaTac station, Seatac WA
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, security staff at SeaTac Airport Station detained a woman following a reported physical disturbance in an elevator. No weapons were seen, and officers responded to assist.
Audio|Heard on: King WA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Four 724 and units to back, start towards SeaTac Airport Station for security in some sort of physical disturbance.
00:09
Two 724, 4724, 4725.
00:13
Four 746, four seven as well.
00:17
KCSO Airport Station, 17601 International Boulevard.
00:21
We've only had one caller, a citizen, who says they see security holding a woman down in the elevator.
00:29
No weapons seen.
00:30
Unknown HPD described as a woman in her thirties, 5 ft 4, heavier build, wearing a black jacket.
00:37
I'm trying to get you more.
00:40
Four zero, I'll be code from Tuckwell.
00:42
Copy and two four same traffic.
00:44
And can 4700 and twenty-five check the time received?
00:47
Confirm this information.
00:48
Four thousand and twenty-five checking.
00:50
Radio copy is call receiver can hear security struggling in the background with someone.
00:58
Four thousand and forty-seven on the phone with FOC.
01:00
Copy. Four thousand and seventy-two five, can we notify state traffic if there's someone close?
01:04
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
SeaTac/Airport Station, SeaTac, WA 98188
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