Shots fired near 61 precinct, suspect on foot, Brooklyn NY
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WeaponsShots were fired near the 61 Precinct at 2575 Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn. A male suspect with long gray hair wearing a dark T-shirt was seen running southbound on 105th street on foot. Police confirmed the shooting and are searching the area.
Audio|Heard on: NYPD Citywide 2
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01:19
Transcript:
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Compound to the 61 confirmed shots fired[2], NUX and hiring 117, Evan up-confirmed shots, plate,
00:05
(number withheld).
00:10
Confine to the 3rd, correct.
00:12
Confound to the 61, Evan, unconfirmed, 34, percy shot.
00:16
52057 of the U.S.
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is in hiring and Brown.
00:24
Confound at 6.1.
00:25
Confirmed, shot fired, 3661.
00:27
Notion on the second floor, and EW to have a U.S.
00:29
right?
00:35
10-9[1]-21. Doughty-69-starred, including a level one.
00:38
We're about to confirm shot by 2.105-13 level in road.
00:41
Looking for a bell, Stannix, 5-7.
00:46
Correction.
00:49
Number 59 571-1-0 long hair, gray-huding with dark teens where I've seen running on foot, southbound on 105, nothing further at 6.7.
01:03
Time now 1323.30 of housing 1stallage at 7-7-1 and a large to the front spot 5.101-3-1-3-1-3-1-4-5-7-1-0.
01:14
Long-air, gray,
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and dark-tees, last be running on foot, southbound on 105.
01:19
Nothing so.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-9: Request to repeat the previous message or transmission.
[2]
confirmed shots fired: Gunfire confirmed by authorities at the scene.
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Location mentioned:
Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11223
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