Disorderly person reported at Aloha Boat and Creams, Shreveport LA
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of a disorderly person near Aloha Boat and Creams on Pyramont Road. An employee reported that an individual wearing a black beanie, red shirt, gray pants, and carrying a backpack was banging on the business’s windows and making customers uneasy. The person was last seen outside the business and had entered the store attempting to get food. No weapons were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Caddo LA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Dispatcher, 5C14C35C14C3.
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Have a disorderly person near Pyramont Road.
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Near Pyramont Road.
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Have an employee (name withheld) calling in from the Aloha Boat and Creams.
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Want officers to check for a person wearing a black beanie, red shirt, gray pants, carrying a backpack who came inside.
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Said the person was banging on the windows of the business, making customers feel uncomfortable and uneasy.
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The person is walking outside the business carrying the backpack.
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The person came inside the store trying to get some food.
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Subject tried to purchase things.
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There were no known weapons.
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Sixteen oh three.
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Location mentioned:
Pierremont Rd, Shreveport, LA 71106
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