Suspicious person tried to open van near Milton Avenue, Baltimore MD
Suspicious ActivityA suspicious person wearing a black sweater tried to open a white Ford construction van near an alley at North Milton Avenue. The caller reported possible window damage and heard glass breaking.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police
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Transcript:
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The unit was that 23
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Ten, four. It says suspicious person attempting to open caller's van.
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It's a white Ford.
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It's a construction van.
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It's three in about a minute.
00:26
We're back and forth to the alley with a flashlight wearing a black sweater.
00:35
Adam 24, you're available to go on the back?
00:42
If we're out of us, they all deal with something out of us.
00:46
10-4[1].
00:48
Alright, if you can go out of sector, just go under sector.
00:52
Just go under sector.
00:56
10-4[1].
01:01
All right, two, three, I can get you somebody out of sector or you want me just waiting until you ask for a ten o'le-level.
01:11
Adam 16.
01:18
Okay, the street, endologist, (number withheld).
01:27
13 years are standby for him.
01:33
13, go ahead.
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13, could you 1011, near North Milton Avenue for a backup for 23? She's going for a suspicious person.
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10, 4. Show me around.
01:47
Right.
02:01
H, white t-shirt, blue p-jolomase.
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10-4[1].
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All both are all.
02:18
Not Adam 1-6.
02:20
Adam 1-6. Adam 1-6.
02:23
Yes, sir. I'll be 10 tons for the remainder.
02:26
10-4[1].
02:36
She said subject returned to the alley,
02:40
possible damage window to vehicle park at the location, caller heard glass break.
02:50
I just say he wearing a black sweater.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood (OK or affirmative).
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Location mentioned:
N Milton Ave, Baltimore, MD 21213
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