Two people with rifle near car in Butler County, Butler County NE
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Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to a report of two people standing by a white four-door car near East 92nd Street in Butler County. The individuals had a rifle but were not threatening anyone. The situation was considered suspicious and under investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Saunders/Butler County Public Safety
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
The 1078 have waiting, suspicious activity call, area near East 92nd Street.
00:07
Ropee advises suspicious white, four-door car parked for approximately five minutes.
00:14
It advises there two subjects standing at the trunk with a rifle, however they're not pointing or threatening anyone.
00:25
Buffalo County, check traffic.
00:28
10-4[1]. Just advising, have waiting suspicious activity call.
00:35
Near East 92nd Street.
00:38
Two subjects standing by a white four-door sedan with a rifle, not pointing it at anything or threatening anyone.
00:49
104.
00:51
917911.
00:56
Go ahead.
01:00
Are you en route to that calling given? Are you 1053?
01:04
I was trying to 1053, but nothing's going through from the number we have.
01:13
10-4[1]. If you can take the suspicious activity call, we'll get the check welfare here, surely.
01:20
Ten-four.
01:22
Also 911 about Blue County, can you check if you had a number from when she called in?
01:34
One phone number has been added to call.
01:38
10-4[1]. I'll be en route to the suspicious activity call.
01:42
If you want to place that back in holding.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / OK
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Butler County, NE
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