Suspicious noises and movement near Eustis Street, Lauderdale MN
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, officers responded to a 911 hang-up call near Eustis Street where the caller heard banging noises and saw someone running into the basement. The caller suspected homeless individuals might be living in the basement area.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Public Safety
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01:31
Transcript:
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6920, copy the 911 hang-up[1] with 6910 to back,
00:04
1598 Eustis within 32 meters.
00:13
16921 just keep that impending.
00:15
Myself and 11 are going to be clear shortly and we're just about unseen.
00:21
Copy 690, 690910 you can stay clear.
00:25
Copy.
00:29
2201. 2201.
00:35
4480, status check.
00:39
4480, code 440.
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Code 4.
00:42
Copy code 4.22.02.
00:48
4.7. Go 4.2.
00:51
2203.
00:52
3.3.
00:57
Parment 316.
00:59
Prey medical alarm with no contact made.
01:01
Info at 22.0.
01:07
4.2.3 of 44.
01:09
You can clear report and I can take that back from Otto.
01:12
It's like you're suspicious.
01:18
It's the same number as the 911 hang up.
01:20
The address of near Eustis Street.
01:23
Comps that they heard banging on the walls when the com went downstairs to check someone took off running into the basement.
01:30
They believe homeless people are living in the basement.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911 hang-up: Disconnected 911 call; officers dispatched to verify caller's safety/wellbeing
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Location mentioned:
Eustis St, Lauderdale, MN 55108
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