Attempted burglary at residential property in Bell, Bell CA
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BurglaryA male was seen attempting to enter the backyard of a residence near Bell Marin Drive, Bell. The victim, an elderly person, appeared to be in distress during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 7 (Lomita) and Dispatch 12 (South LA)
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Transcript:
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275 handle once I may be out of myself for my 921[1] C21-21 near Bell Marin Drive and informer sees out on the side of the house trying to get into backyard male is shouting texasone I'm accepted when accepted on the 921 on near Bell Marin Drive informants my house have aft no longer do you
00:26
At the response, 902, 914F, Bloomfield, Civic Center, Bloomfield, and Civic Center, Vehicle, Resist, Pole,
00:33
9-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-1.
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I'm mostly in the geneatections only.
00:44
Tom 1, did you have any 2nd, 43-1?
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43-ton 1 and 1-1,000-com-cutting, 43-t1.
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No less
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I'm also putting a 45211-1-8-2 45-2 and one restunk of A, 45K2 24152
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24152, 4152, 43 from one of all their ice good news
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Media, and it's update on the 921[1] on near Bell Marin Drive, VP appears in distress,
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possibly an elderly person with pain.
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Kettersana-50.
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I'm afraid they come like that's around to see.
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Proceed on the 921[1] on near Bell Marin.
01:46
Cp.P. is now on 3rd Street and Belmarin speaking with the second informant.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
921: Assist or investigate disabled vehicle or suspicious circumstance in the area.
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Bell, CA
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