Unattended bag checked at Charlotte airport, Charlotte NC
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Suspicious Package/Bag CheckAccording to the dispatch call, security personnel at Charlotte Douglas International Airport investigated an unattended bag wrapped in blue and white plastic near baggage claim one. The bag was tagged as belonging to American Airlines and determined not to be suspicious.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hi there, report. There is an unattended baggage at baggage claim one.
00:05
28-1201.
00:08
That’s baggage claim one, near the push cart area, unattended luggage wrapped in blue and white plastic left on a cart.
00:15
Double.
00:16
Headquarters, any units available for a priority one accident in three, please acknowledge.
00:22
Sixty-one fifty-seven, you put me on it.
00:24
Start one more unit for traffic.
00:28
Ten four.
00:29
Headquarters says canceled.
00:31
We have a priority one accident, hold that.
00:34
Twenty-seven ten twenty-three, I copy that.
00:39
Eighty-four fifteen.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:43
Also put me on that list.
00:47
Yeah, 28-1201.
00:50
Go ahead.
00:52
Well, you can put me in mine.
00:53
It’s not suspicious.
00:54
It has an airline bag tag on it.
00:56
It’s American Airlines.
00:58
Yeah.
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Location mentioned:
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), 5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy, Charlotte, NC 28208
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