Suspect flees on bicycle and enters property with dogs, Del Rey CA
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Suspicious ActivityA man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt fled on a black bicycle near South Portola Avenue. He ran into a private property with large dogs and trailers, possibly hiding there. Police units are continuing to respond to the location.
Audio|Heard on: Fresno County Sheriff 2: Dispatch Areas 1 (Orange, West); 2 (Yellow, Metro); & 4 (Green, East)
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Renoir 31 preempt, preempt, subject, check, Morrow and Portola.
00:08
Brunera 31, Morrow and Portola.
00:16
Nora 31 confirm him.
00:17
Give me the air.
00:19
We're Portola and Pizel link bailing into property.
00:24
10-4[1] break, Presos 2-0.
00:25
Units chance, code 3 for a leg bail.
00:27
3 Nora 21 a chain route.
00:29
Correction 3.41 on Shane route to assist.
00:35
$3.21, code 3.0.21, code 3.
00:39
104, break, they're no off.
00:42
3 to copy the traffic.
00:44
3. 3.
00:48
3rd 341.
00:52
The male adult with a dark hooded sweatshirt shirt on on a black bicycle.
01:00
You foot bailed into near South Portola Avenue.
01:06
That's 3 North 31 continuing.
01:09
He's lake billed left down into the property.
01:11
There's large dogs I didn't pursue in.
01:14
There's a lot of trailers.
01:15
You may be hunkered down by now.
01:18
That's 4.
01:21
3.931, better lake bill.
01:24
Mill lake billed into residents at near South Portola Avenue.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
S Portola Ave, Del Rey, CA 93616
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