Two individuals squeegeeing car windows at intersection, Baltimore MD
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, police officers responded to reports of two people cleaning car windows at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Baltimore Street. They checked if either matched suspects wanted for robbery. One individual did not match the suspect description and left after talking with a detective.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Southwest District
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Looks like a robbery unit on Washington and MLK,
00:03
approach the gentleman.
00:05
The individual doesn't look like the wanted subject.
00:14
And in 12, you have any further?
00:21
8-10 and the rest of the units.
00:25
It's two of them out there now.
00:27
I'm at MLK and Baltimore.
00:30
I'm going to make a U-turn around, but they were in the middle street, squeezing windows.
00:36
So, Anya, which one they said isn't the suspect, one of the black coat or the orange coat?
00:43
Yes, sir.
00:45
One subject, they had a burgundy hoodie under the black jacket.
00:49
He doesn't appear too much the description of the wanted subject.
00:54
Looks like that one of the robbery detective approached him, talked to him, and the guy walked away.
01:03
8-01,
01:05
if they're in the area, if they're still squeezing, let's go and engage them.
01:09
There's two right there on the right-hand side.
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Location mentioned:
W Baltimore St & Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Baltimore, MD 21201
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