Disorderly conduct at bus stop near Dobson and Warner, Chandler AZ
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, at a bus stop near Dobson Road and Warner Road, a man was heard yelling at two individuals. A witness believes it was likely a joke and no fight occurred. No weapons were involved, and neither party required medical attention.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
3 and 5-4 disorder at Warner and Dobson and Warner are going to be stopped on just off at the intersection for the bus stop.
00:05
It's a reference of black male that's yelling at a Hispanic male and the Hispanic female.
00:09
There's going to be a photo attached.
00:13
For the photo, it looks like the black male is going to be in a dark shirt, pants, and vans.
00:19
Hispanic females can be wearing plaid red and black pajamas with pants with vans.
00:23
Check thank yous and a black shirt.
00:25
And a Hispanic male is going to be wearing a black shirt in blue jeans.
00:34
We're at the male not buying anything for the female's birthday.
00:42
The witness is that they think that is possibly just a joke and not a real fight, negative weapons.
01:01
Number 6-7-8-6, going to stop on Dobson.
01:12
To advice.
01:17
The time they got on the bus, there's another person that's on the backside of the stops, they're unrelated.
01:24
10-4.
01:31
It's unrelated, I'm not involved.
01:34
Both parties do not need medical, but they're going to be standing by for another officer.
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Location mentioned:
N Dobson Rd & W Warner Rd, Chandler, AZ 85224
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