Suspicious activity leads to vehicle secured and detentions, Galway NY
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Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to near James Road regarding a suspicious subject. They secured a vehicle and detained one or more individuals at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Saratoga and Warren Counties Sheriff
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02:40
Transcript:
00:00
Ray C, your location.
00:08
Near James Road,
00:09
Kiebert.
00:15
We receive the Wadsworth subject there as well.
00:20
I'm a symptomatic contact just parking driveway.
00:28
338, copy.
00:32
Whatever, you got to repeat.
00:37
The 3H5 states he has the file 1[1] at near James Road parked in the driveway, I don't know if the Wadsworth subject is on the scene or not.
00:48
Reaches, 25.
00:52
Two-five. Two-ups.
00:55
See if you can secure that vehicle, 38 and 1-4 ahead of your way.
01:01
It receives, I'm parked right in front of it.
01:09
Fortever, can you see if you can get a hold of 312 advise them?
01:14
No,
01:16
affirmative.
01:17
415.
01:21
312, 490, I copy.
01:23
Can you just alert 2.5 to have caution if he doesn't make contact and that's something?
01:31
All right, Citi-25, copy.
01:42
Number 325.
01:45
For that were 325.
01:47
Two-five. Two-five, I have (name withheld) detained.
01:58
Racy, one detained.
02:02
312, copy.
02:08
Second one.
02:10
Station 1.
02:13
1415.
02:15
9.
02:19
I guess.
02:24
Racing, whatever, 3, 1, 2.
02:28
Drive.
02:32
3.9 as (name withheld) detained.
02:39
Copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
file 1: BOLO/stolen or wanted vehicle alert
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Location mentioned:
James Rd, Galway, NY 12074
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