Suspicious person detained near Vermont and Pico in Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA
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Suspicious ActivityPolice established a perimeter near Vermont and Pico in Los Angeles due to a suspicious person running toward a gas station. A 50-year-old female suspect wearing a pink sweater was verbally threatening security and was taken into custody.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division
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Transcript:
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City, 1541 is requesting a backup air unit and supervisor, Vermont and Pico on a close-extrial assistant at the out of the park.
00:18
XEL3 is requesting the additional unit (number withheld).
00:25
14849 0.5-151 is requesting a perimeter.
00:31
39,
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repeat,
00:35
you recover.
00:37
14849, you could show responding to 14EL3 school.
00:41
14 and 49, Roger.
00:43
That is six of Riziki-opiase.
00:48
541 as a correction, requesting a perimeter at the shopping center at the Panadavadia.
00:53
We're requesting a perimeter Pico and Vermont.
00:55
Vermont and Pico, mid-blocking,
00:58
blocking the exit running to the gas station and Vermont as well.
01:02
System of the Hispanic great sweatpants, gray over gray with a black hat, walking on Vermont westbound towards Vermont.
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So, what is EL3 have?
01:31
14A67.
01:32
Circle Team has an aggressive transient suspect transit female age of 50 years, Pink Sweater, Circle Team Engaging with the Sussex Who is verbally threatening Circle Team as a security staff.
01:45
Cine ALE 3 is en route.
01:47
All units code 4, Vermont, North of Pico, suspect in custody.
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Location mentioned:
W Pico Blvd & Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90006
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