Vehicle stop for expired registration near South Charles Street, Baltimore MD
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TrafficPolice conducted a vehicle stop near South Charles Street involving a 2017 Subaru with a Florida license plate. The vehicle registration was expired. Officer checked driver and vehicle information during the stop.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Southern District
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
I'm at near South Charles Street with a vehicle stop.
00:04
I have a Florida tag whenever you're ready, I'm 1061.
00:07
All right, what was your 100 block of Charles Street?
00:20
It didn't come through.
00:21
You're 100 block and you can continue with the tag as well.
00:27
Ten on, ma'am.
00:29
You didn't come through.
00:30
What was your 100 block of Charles Street and you didn't continue with the Florida tag?
00:35
I'm at near South Charles Street.
00:38
The Florida tag of 07, David Paul, Nancy,
00:42
John.
00:43
Ten four.
00:46
27[2] in reference 10-4[3]7[1] on a 2017 Subaru for the expiration of 6.26, listen to a Caitlin Kennedy.
00:59
104.
01:00
Do you need a sounderx to do with 27[2]29?
01:07
Is it her or you have someone else?
01:10
He's driving.
01:12
Step walk, I got it.
01:17
It's not 47 valid.
01:19
It's everything.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-47: Stolen vehicle alert or vehicle-related response; exact meaning varies by agency and jurisdiction.
[2]
27: Driver license check
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood (OK or affirmative).
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Location mentioned:
S Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21230
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