Burglary at cafe on orange avenue with stolen payment monitor, Long Beach CA
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BurglaryA burglary took place at the Blackbird Cafe on Orange Avenue where the front door was broken and a payment monitor was stolen. The suspect is described as a male Hispanic juvenile with short hair, wearing a white Halloween mask and light jacket. The suspect fled on a skateboard toward nearby apartments.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
Through Adam 20, I'll pass code 3 unit to assist for a burglary at near Orange Avenue.
00:06
Checking for a burglary at Blackbird Cafe, just occurred, suspect, male, unknown, bald, seen by a live cam.
00:15
B3 backing.
00:21
Burglary on Orange.
00:23
Suspect is going to be wearing a hoodie and has a backpack.
00:27
Point of entry is going to be a broken front door.
00:29
They took the payment monitor.
00:35
Thank you Adam 9.
00:41
Adam ran it to near Colorado, checking for a person with the front door ringing the doorbell.
00:50
No further description with his back towards the door, not saying anything, just moaning.
00:56
Civilians wanting contact.
01:02
Item 11, the unwelcome on Dawson.
01:09
You're at 81.97.
01:12
Copy 97 for the burglary.
01:19
We saw the security or correction owner on the line.
01:24
So the better suspect description is going to be a male Hispanic juvenile with short hair, wearing a white Halloween mask and light-colored jacket on a skateboard, left towards the white apartment complex next door.
01:35
She has an ETA at 10 minutes and a black vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Orange Ave, Long Beach, CA 90807
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