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Heard on: Tucson Police West Division · 5 days ago
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Units, copy a level to 1040 near Calle Puebla.
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Caller is reporting someone has been knocking on his front door three times since approximately 2:00.
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Deputies respond to possible prowler near Calle Puebla
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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a call near Calle Puebla where a caller reported repeated knocking on the door during the night. The caller, who is blind, remained inside with a firearm while awaiting assistance. There was possible concern related to a welfare check earlier requested by a physical therapist regarding a person threatening self-harm. The situation appears to have ended with no further knocking heard before units arrived.
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