Warrant check on subject near Gregg Court South, Mendota CA
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Suspicious ActivityLaw enforcement requested and conducted a warrant and registration check on a subject associated with a gray Nissan near Gregg Court South. The check found no active warrants or registration issues.
Audio|Heard on: Fresno County Sheriff - Sanger/Parlier/Fowler/Orange Cove/Kingsburg
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01:54
Transcript:
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Can you 29[1] the subject of my call?
00:04
Tim Frank, you're going to be on the Metro Channel or on this channel?
00:09
I'll be on the channel.
00:12
Ken, for a seatlap singer call that you'll be on Metro.
00:20
Cromat 13 vehicle style.
00:23
Medair is standing false.
00:26
Crown 13.
00:28
California (number withheld) Gray Nissan with 2.
00:34
(name withheld).
00:38
29[1]-negative current 2014 Nissan out of current.
00:43
Jumpmore.
00:50
Unit 21, follow up.
00:51
Unit 21, follow up.
00:53
Unit 21.
00:56
265, Greg Court South.
00:59
265, Greg Court South.
01:06
Thunder.
01:08
Thunder 1A, can you go ahead and confirm?
01:16
Starting mileage and call.
01:25
Confirm the warrants for the subject?
01:29
Affirm, the Ramey number should be in the calls, well.
01:34
Confirm.
01:36
Number 13, 1027.
01:38
1023, that's on 1.
01:39
1023, my line line with the record.
01:46
Once, confirmed.
01:47
Once confirmed, the facts.
01:48
Once confirmed, their vaccines here, 1019.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Wants or warrants records check, typically indicating whether a subject is wanted or clear.
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Location mentioned:
Gregg Ct S, Mendota, CA 93640
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