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Robbery by force reported at Obo and Expeon Street
Robbery
Tucson, AZ
A robbery involving physical force happened near Obo and Expeon Street. The people involved have been kept apart, and there were no injuries.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Midtown Division
00:24
Transcript: Level 2[1], robbery by force, supported by Obo and Expeon Street. Any universe? 3-3, copy. 3-0-3, I copy. 2-3, if parties are separated, negative injuries, 2-0-3.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Level 2: Indicates severity or response level for the robbery event
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Location mentioned:
Tucson, AZ
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3,900 East. Respond on A6F. Medic 303, 6 person, 8100, Southwarden Road, 8100, 17,600 West. Respond on A6F.
It's 2116. Right of me 7104 is going to be a level to open window 345 north and time unit 362. Click 884. Okay, nice, send it. We had drawn for the last 24 hours. Reference behavioral calls.
You put my call back on the floor? No, you put my call back on the floor. They have been gone for the past 20 minutes. When they came back, they saw a male with a backpack fleeing the area. They only checked part of their house and did not go further. They are waiting down the road in a gray Subaru. 371. The purse was taken from a female. The suspect threw the purse onto the roof of the residence, got off the roof, and ran away with the woman's bag.
Medic 303 responded to a person at 15,286 South Carrollburg Avenue, near 15,300 south and 14,600 West.
