Parking complaint addressed on Hadcock road, Brunswick OH
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Other CrimesPolice responded to a parking complaint near Hadcock Road in Brunswick. They contacted the mother of those involved and advised parking on the correct side of the road to ensure safety.
Audio|Heard on: Brunswick and Brunswick Hills Police / Fire
Listen to dispatch call
03:27
Transcript:
00:00
We had a special attention for a few 800-Wod, Hadcock reference parking complaints close to Hadcock for bus pick-ups.
00:10
Good if you.
00:26
Go ahead. Can you check center of town, possibly now eastbound on center for three three 34s playing in and out of traffic?
00:39
Callers say someone's going to get hit.
00:44
What was this starting thing then?
00:51
It was at the center of town at Portland Center, three juveniles in and out of traffic.
00:58
The traffic?
01:05
35.
01:10
217. 11.
01:15
20, 6.5 quarters.
01:27
I'll be 35 on 303 from North Carpenter list 34th.
01:38
Clear.
01:42
488 of course.
01:50
But I believe they're going to be going eastbound on 303.
01:56
I don't see anything center of town to Manhattan.
02:10
Thanks, I was right there when the call came.
02:13
I didn't see anything.
02:17
Forty-eight Edwards.
02:27
Section 3.
02:32
48 Hickward.
02:40
At 35, center of town to Hadcock, UT,
02:45
L.L. Break.
02:51
Five.
02:54
Twenty-five, follow.
03:02
Sixteen at first.
03:14
In reference the parking complaint, I'll be out of John San Victor, (number withheld), John Sam Victor (number withheld).
03:21
I met with the mother, she was advised, reference the parking complaint,
03:25
she will park on the correct side of the road.
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Location mentioned:
Hadcock Rd, Brunswick, OH 44212
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