Possible business robbery reported near Lockwood Ridge Rd, Bradenton FL
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RobberyAccording to the dispatch call, a possible business robbery was reported near Lockwood Ridge Road. A male wearing a green jacket was seen. The caller claimed the business was robbed but did not provide further information.
Audio|Heard on: Manatee County Sheriff
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
The same on 21.
00:01
The original caller advised was a burglary alarm at the business, but on callback was uncooperative and refused to give out any information.
00:09
It's going to be near V Ridge Road, male yelling, it's going to be a white male wearing a green jacket.
00:21
For ya.
00:30
Person 70, coming back about 9411.
00:34
We have three ages batch.
00:41
Two hundred three.
00:44
White female, ten fifteen to nineteen jail, sixty-five starting.
00:48
Go ahead.
00:51
5-5-5.
00:53
104-55.
00:58
7-7-24 dispatch lanes cleared.
01:03
104-7-24. 7-7-24.
01:09
Traffic to 66, 1050.
01:17
Traffic 266, go ahead.
01:20
I can clear my last K-King.
01:21
This is going to be King King, 3,
01:24
23,
01:25
Nora.
01:26
It's Buckeye Road and Bud Road in on a gray Honda SUV.
01:36
And 121. Have we made contact with that business?
01:43
In the area.
01:46
10-4[1]-3-2.
01:53
Okay,
01:57
so we don't know if it was a burglary alarm or not, correct?
02:03
Not for sure.
02:04
The caller statement is robbed in business, but that's all we have.
02:10
Okay, acknowledgment.
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10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation; indicates message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Lockwood Ridge Rd, Bradenton, FL 34203
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