Individual detained near highway with suspicious clothing, Cass Lake MN
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Suspicious ActivityAn individual wearing gray hoodie, black vest with orange stripe, and Adidas sweatshirt with white stripes was detained near the highway intersection for a possible identity check and transported to a store.
Audio|Heard on: Cass County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:48
Transcript:
00:00
I'm out at 2 and 371 with a party that left from the Family Dollar.
00:05
120 to 136.
00:11
You have the orange stripe on his hood of his jacket.
00:16
Go again?
00:19
The person here all have an orange stripe on his jacket on the hood.
00:27
He's got white stripes on his shoulders and arms.
00:36
I was given.
00:38
Hand stripes on his jacket.
00:45
Sound forward.
00:47
This party you have detained is the Adidas sweatshirt with white stripes on the arms.
01:01
10-4[1]
01:04
Possibly a Norman Goggle.
01:06
There's a party day.
01:11
7-4-22-0-9.
01:12
22-07.
01:22
The full description I was given was green pants, gray hoodie, black vest,
01:27
and with an orange stripe on it.
01:34
Go on.
01:38
209.
01:46
136 where you're calling.
01:53
10-4[1]
01:59
Tom,
02:00
(number withheld).
02:07
You can just detach it.
02:10
8-11. Okay, 11.
02:18
Larry 6 o'clock out of the party.
02:20
Can you run them, please?
02:24
10-4[1], stay-bye.
02:34
Good.
02:36
ID only, negative 29.
02:42
Then we're transporting over to the store.
02:46
I forgot what we got going on.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
US-2 & MN-371, Cass Lake, MN 56633
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