Man in purple pants following children near gray building, Concord NH
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Suspicious ActivityA man wearing purple pants was reported following children and speaking to them near a gray building at Alton Woods. He approached a child and tried to get on a swing with her. The area is near Pleasant St building 3 in Concord.
Audio|Heard on: Concord Police Dispatch
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
6-5. I'm familiar with the call-up at Alton Woods regarding the man with purple pants.
00:11
Thank you. Okay, it should have been on the hot sheet.
00:14
I will look up the call reference number.
00:16
There's a woman up there that said that there's a man with purple pants that has approached her daughter and had been following the kids around, calling her daughter baby and trying to put on the swing with her.
00:29
He is out there now, and she described it as the gray building as you pull in.
00:36
and you go straight,
00:38
the gray building's there on the left.
00:41
And I guess they'll be looking to ID him.
00:48
Copy.
00:49
6-5, do you have purple pants on today?
00:57
He does.
01:05
6-5, any other description besides the purple pants?
01:09
She says he isn't black and he isn't white, and that he pretends not to speak English, but when he was talking to her kids, he did speak English.
01:20
That's all I got.
01:24
All right, I'm in, and as you say, the gray building on the right?
01:30
She said the gray building on the left.
01:32
As you come in,
01:35
you go straight, and then she said the gray building on the left.
01:42
She's in building three.
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Location mentioned:
Pleasant St building 3, Concord, NH 03301
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