Foot chase of male suspect near Christy Ave, West Valley City UT
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, officers pursued a male suspect on foot near Christy Ave in West Valley City. The suspect ran westbound on the main road near Christy Hill. Police requested backup including dogs and drones for assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:17
Transcript:
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Park on Christy Hill somewhere,
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get out on foot,
00:04
where I can get it somewhere over there.
00:10
223.
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Christine, copy the bus.
00:21
22, agency assist, one for Salt Lake City still on that.
00:25
It report.
00:27
domestic,
00:29
and this other one is...
00:51
Three.
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Two,
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nine, six,
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eight.
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Hi.
01:06
Bye. Hi.
01:12
Christy Hill in 3760 West.
01:18
Asking if we want dogs and drones?
01:22
Jordan, he kicked me between the buildings here.
01:26
He was initially running west to east on the road of the phone.
01:32
He walked up there right here to stop.
01:36
He's like a younger white male black pants, so he's westbound on the main road here.
01:46
To me to pull off and try to stop him.
01:53
To get two points he dead with him running from there where a pull over there, he dropped him, uh,
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because he walked up there, so he would walk right by me.
02:06
By the fifth goes mobile.
02:10
Keep the eye, Claven, I don't know if you want to go ahead and grab him as he gets towards the west side of complex there.
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Location mentioned:
Christy Ave, West Valley City, UT 84119
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