Customer left store after dispute over bags in Mesa, Mesa AZ
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a customer at Circle K in Mesa was confrontational after staff asked her to leave her bags at the door. She left the store walking north toward Oregano's, wearing all black with a burgundy backpack. Staff described her as a Hispanic female in her late 30s with long brown hair. The original reporting party requested contact.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
The item 15 and 16, can you copy a 238, the Circle K at near West Southern?
00:07
Same, 16.
00:09
Near West Southern, 1200 South.
00:12
At the Circle K, customer confrontational, wants to go.
00:15
The customer walked out the front door, went to the left.
00:30
Yes,
00:36
sir? She went north on towards Oregano's.
00:39
She's going to be wearing all black with a burgundy backpack.
00:44
Copy.
00:50
She's somewhere between 1130 and 1116 there to the north.
00:57
I copy.
01:02
Looks like we have the customer now on the phone.
01:04
She left because the staff told her she had to leave her bags at the door and they called her SMI for not wanting to leave it.
01:12
Staff told her she was being belligerent.
01:14
She'll be Hispanic female late 30s.
01:19
Long brown hair, (number withheld).
01:26
The original RP at the Circle K wants contact.
01:29
Okay,
01:31
once contact.
01:32
Okay.
01:34
Yeah,
01:37
with the 101 or Colonel Reagan.
01:40
Ten-four.
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