Intoxicated female causes disturbance near hanging moss rd, Jackson MS
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, an intoxicated female caused a disturbance in the parking lot of a liquor store near Hanging Moss Road. Emergency medical and fire services were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson Police and Fire
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
She's up for a seven-ass.
00:01
I'm still in the line with a semifax.
00:07
I said a no-name liquor store.
00:09
A female on the parking lot, intoxicated, has hit of a festering on the lot, AMR and Fire Department en route.
00:17
No other units available time, 219.
00:27
Does it sound like the suspects in the house with her or she's just not answering it? She left, hey man, come back.
00:36
I find Robo 1, Gracie 3.
00:39
What's your location?
00:42
We're gonna be out at 208 Java F.
00:46
I'm gonna be around to this dispatch two problem five will be t eight.
00:50
ibn one four three three issue v one zero three cameras 1540 laptop 2060 similar route to 408 gavis two zero eight gavis two zero eight two double eight two zero eight that is okay.
01:14
I'm going to calling.
01:17
Three Romo two.
01:19
That's three Robo Seven.
01:21
Three Robo seven.
01:22
Three probable two.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:29
Yes, ma'am.
01:30
IBM is 2431, S.EV.151.
01:33
Body cam 3 Romeo 07.7.
01:35
Laptop is 2 kilo delta.
01:37
You show me tonight.
01:40
24th with 3 to a disturbance near Hanging Moss Road near McCollum it's going to be at a liquor store. Person is occupied on the parking lot, AMR and FD en route. Right again then fix this key up to that dispatch.
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Location mentioned:
Hanging Moss Rd, Jackson, MS 39206
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