Vehicle improperly parked without permit in residential area, Baltimore MD
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle was reported parked without a required city permit in a residential area near West Pratt Street. The vehicle was found abandoned with flat tires. Authorities determined that removal and further action fall under a specialized abandoned vehicle unit unless related to a stadium event. The vehicle could be ticketed, but no immediate tow was authorized.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police
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03:27
Transcript:
00:00
Yes, sir, can I request a tow to remove a vehicle that's parked on a residential street without the city permit, area V permit?
00:12
Is that a thing?
00:17
I don't see why.
00:19
(number withheld).
00:21
Move into your, sir.
00:23
(number withheld) sequence came 304.
00:26
I'm with my colleague, George 825,
00:32
(number withheld).
00:34
We're heading to near West Pratt Street in the Southern.
00:40
10-4, I'll get this on.
00:42
9-8-25, I got to see if they reload.
00:45
They just need it relocated.
00:47
Is that what you're asking for?
00:49
Yeah, 104 and it's abandoned the tires flat, but it's parked in the residential area with a permit parking, but the vehicle don't have a permit on it.
01:01
I'm going to say no.
01:02
I'll double check for you, but I remember somebody talking about this.
01:06
There's supposed to be a special unit that handles stuff like that.
01:10
Has it been ticketed?
01:13
No,
01:14
but I can do that real quick.
01:17
Yeah, let me, bear with me one second.
01:19
I've got to just verify all that, but I'm pretty sure that's what it has to be done, and I'll be right back with you.
01:29
Communication Supervisor, the CityWack.
01:30
Can I lateral? Sure, good.
01:33
Communication Supervisor to (number withheld).
01:41
trial from Federal and Holbrook Street 99 are you still on the air? Oh,
01:50
I won't.
01:51
All right, 99.
01:52
I hit 16 on the air as well.
01:54
It references location for the Federal and Holbrook Street you were requiring about.
02:02
Yeah, that's not where I can put off the Amphal if I meet it.
02:09
(number withheld) or (number withheld) 1026 and uh tell the tenant k could you owe me out to 700 by the west of cows go with 17 then you need to call it 2284 no 4
02:37
Hi, the transport, are you ready?
02:39
Go ahead.
02:41
Send for north-east and central, booking, two adult mail, see-down secure, 106-1-8, 848, sermos.
02:47
Stamford,
02:48
2030.
02:50
No.
02:55
No.
02:56
One off.
02:57
Okay. Okay.
03:01
I'm David, two-five.
03:05
All right. It was basically what I thought it was.
03:08
There's an abandoned auto unit.
03:11
Also, the only time you would be able to tell it is if there's a stadium event going on,
03:17
which I don't think isn't going to be until Sunday.
03:20
You can ticket it if you want.
03:21
Otherwise,
03:23
information has to get forwarded to the abandoned vehicle unit and then they'll take care of it.
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Location mentioned:
Family Dollar, 1231 W Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21223
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