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Call 33[1] for a parking violation in B4 (number withheld) Oakland Drive.
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18, call 32 traffic.
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Calls 104 to 137, move that traffic so I can get out of here, please.
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I'm getting stopped, hold on, give me a sec.
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Sam. You can just hold the call.
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X-ray 984, checking welfare.
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Clear. That's clear.
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984. Make a left here, hold on for a 2nd .
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I think we'll take care of it.
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Are any of those parking violations blocking driveway or immediate attention?
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It doesn't seem to be that way now.
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Copy. It's okay with the day shift supervisors.
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Can you hold that for me? I got two other parking violations I'll be working before.
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I got to do a project lifesaver 1st .
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486, I'll show you back in.
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2917, what's your terminal?
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I don't know. Can you show me how a vehicle main stays at the service center?
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Fourteen, do you copy? One minute.
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It's going to be temporary.
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Say Charles, it's going to be young Edward.
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Okay. Charles, I'm saying that.
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Thank you for helping.
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Man, I was just directing the traffic right here.
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Did you copy my last transmission regarding those parking violations in B4?
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Affirmative, it's waiting for you.
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Revise, I got an active police public service.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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33: Emergency radio traffic only (Code 33)
Traffic
