Unknown man reported ransacking property near north 120th street, Lafayette CO
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Suspicious ActivityA property owner near North 120th Street requested a welfare check after receiving a call from an unknown man claiming to live there and having ransacked the property.
Audio|Heard on: Boulder County Sheriff and Fire
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02:31
Transcript:
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Counting and it's holding a parking, a welfare check near North 120th Street.
00:06
Aired at 150.3.
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Is that truck 425, your volume is very low?
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Edward 70 for a parking complaint.
00:23
Edward 70, go ahead.
00:28
Compass Parkway and Quest Drive, an ongoing issue for a vehicle parked in front of a fire hydrant.
00:33
It's going to be a gray Subaru.
00:38
7. Company.
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15-03. 4-2-5.
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Truck 425, if you have traffic, it's going very low on the paper.
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Truck 425, that didn't copy.
01:00
You can cancel that second engine.
01:03
That's a blunt turbo.
01:06
Copy, it's 150-24.
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7024.
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7024.
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Did you need United Power to cut power to that area?
01:34
Give me about one minute here to investigate through it, but I'm thinking it's actually laying on an Internet line, not a power line.
01:48
Copy it's 1505.
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574
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574 This has been referred to PPD Exchemicle
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1505 and 5774 out of a welfare check for you
02:15
Jay and Longtree
02:18
near North 120th Street
02:22
The RP advised that they were selling their property, and they got a phone call today from a mail advising that he is living there and has ransacked the property.
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Location mentioned:
N 120th St, Lafayette, CO 80026
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