Suspicious male pacing near vacant house on Henderson Avenue, Menlo Park CA
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a male is pacing back and forth near a vacant house on Henderson Avenue. The house recently sold and is empty. The male is described as wearing a dark sweatshirt and jeans and carrying a backpack.
Audio|Heard on: Menlo Park and Atherton Police Dispatch
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
Boy 10, 10-66[1].
00:02
Good.
00:09
By 10, 1066, near Windermere.
00:13
Windermere was called in by the resident near Windermere.
00:16
There's an unraised mail that just walked onto the neighbor's property.
00:19
It's currently pacing in front of the garage door.
00:22
The house just sold and should be vacant.
00:24
Copy. You're out.
00:28
24 for the cover.
00:31
Boy 242424 for info.
00:37
The only description we have is an unknown race male wearing a dark sweatshirt and jeans.
00:44
Okay.
00:58
Boy 34. Looking to the front of the house.
01:00
And what's the rear?
01:08
Boy, 294. The backup is near Henderson.
01:11
Henderson.
01:13
Copy. What do you want to give you that to me before?
01:22
Boy, 24. Boy, 24.
01:29
Boy 24 for info, RP says eyes on the subject.
01:32
They have a backpack with them.
01:33
Please sit down next to the garage door and are continuing to pace back and forth.
01:38
104.
01:40
24. If we could just keep the RP on landline.
01:48
Boi-Teniport.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-66: Suspicious Person
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Location mentioned:
Henderson Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025
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