Woman caught with open wine bottle in vehicle, Macomb County MI
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a parking lot near Garfield where a woman was found inside a red Trail Blazer, leaning over the wheel with an open bottle of wine. She attempted to leave the parking lot slowly and was located near the CVS store. Medical non-emergency services were requested for a checkup.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton Twp Police - Fire Dispatch
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01:32
Transcript:
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In parking lot at Randazzo, near Garfield.
00:03
Take for a red Trail Blazer, Edward William Victor, (number withheld).
00:08
Occupied by a female, she's leaned over the wheel with an open bottle of wine in her hand.
00:15
Prior to dispatch, I'm clear.
00:17
22 the first unit.
00:19
Edward, clear.
00:21
Clear. Clear.
00:23
Check that night.
00:25
MC3 and 4 status?
00:28
4 also, thank you.
00:34
Problem 6, we're both out at Henry Ford.
00:40
It's for Randazzo.
00:42
She's attempting to get out of the parking lot.
00:45
Very slow speeds.
00:52
Charlie's actually still in the lot.
00:53
She's headed towards CVS.
00:56
You call me checking.
00:58
Checking? What to say to my mic.
01:01
Charlie,
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she's right in front of the front door, the CVS.
01:09
5. Paul, Lincoln, Nora, 8, 3.
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Great for the escape with most.
01:16
Prover. Local 5, you can 22.
01:23
Before I guess, you can send us medical non-emergency for a checkout.
01:28
Time for.
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Time for.
01:31
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Location mentioned:
Garfield Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48035
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