Man taken into custody after 7-Eleven robbery, Los Angeles CA
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RobberyOfficers responded to a 7-Eleven store near Zelzah Avenue for a robbery alarm. They established containment and contacted a compliant male suspect, who was taken into custody.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Valley Bureau
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
15 group 2 2rd 15 group ridden street across the section at that location so 6 lindones woodlandland 415 and 7th or 15 and 49 there's someone talking to the employee in 7 on me can we get more unit
00:23
Siport9 has someone talking to the employee 17419 14th 17 for 9 day 17 you have one more additional you have responding area 178 1930 roger
00:41
Air 16 overhead and probably you guys have the other unit go in code 6
00:48
516 is over a near Zelzah Ave also
00:55
Hey, can I get my next year to respond east west alley north of Devonshire west of the hold the alley for rear containment? I do have a bill, exit of the 711, complying with officers.
01:09
As you came across the next of L, we can respond to East West Alley north of Devonshire west of Zelzah for rear containment.
01:15
has one male exiting compliant with officers.
01:20
Tendantantanyanyanyanyanyanyanyany Is possible 4-minute suspect there now, 1380,000, Sherman Way and Unit 5, Code 2-in-3-4-2 and RD-N-N-N-A-N-A-N-X-8-8-2010-8-201, did you receive?
01:46
And patrol, I have officers making contact with a suspect.
01:49
Also making contact with a suspect.
01:57
Mr. Page 85, you still code for a suspect for suspect from make custody.
02:04
Can I just go for one zero three two five zero.
02:05
This is a weekend custody.
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Location mentioned:
Zelzah Ave, Granada Hills, CA 91326
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