Man trespassed from property with dog in Adams St area, Farina IL
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Disorderly ConductOfficers responded to a complaint involving a man with a dog near Adams St, Farina, Illinois. The man was trespassed from a property called Brian's and was warned that if his dog runs loose again, he could receive a ticket for violating an ordinance.
Audio|Heard on: South Central IL Public Safety
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03:57
Transcript:
00:00
I have yet found out of the show.
00:01
I'm attempting to locate him at his home.
00:04
The complaint wants to go ahead and have him trespass.
00:12
10.4.
00:13
I see.
00:21
Counting 536, I spoke with both parties.
00:24
Oh, he's 10.
00:27
I don't feel it's happened to the next to this turn.
00:36
Seventy-seven.
00:37
76, 10-4[1], and you have an hour.
00:47
1926, Madison.
00:50
Ten-four.
00:56
That days.
01:00
Go ahead.
01:03
Both units are clear from this location.
01:05
We're going to attempt to locate Ham Allen Street.
01:09
77-10-4[1].
01:10
76, 77, I've got them.
01:15
10-4[1]-20.
01:19
St. Louis & Adams.
01:23
I'm 10'4.
03:27
Maine-0-6 is going to be Main & Adams, I mean at Adams, not with him.
03:35
24.
03:41
707.
03:44
77, go ahead.
03:47
I've located (name withheld).
03:48
(Name withheld) does have his dog currently.
03:50
He has made a vice.
03:51
He is trespass from Brian.
03:54
And if his dog runs off again, he will be ticketed for ordinance.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Adams St, Farina, IL 62838
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