Male suspect breaks into apartment at mesa complex, Mesa AZ
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BurglaryA male suspect broke into an apartment window at a residential complex near East Inverness Avenue in Mesa. The suspect is described as a white male, 25 to 30 years old, wearing a plaid jacket and blue jeans. It is unknown if others were inside the apartment at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
How many a second break for 459[1], Robert, near East Inverness Avenue
00:08
Charlie, Judge, including DC-5.
00:15
Charlie 33, I'll get you to out of District 906.
00:17
It's going to be near East Inverness Avenue, unit 1057, thematics apartments, RP, saw male break into an apartment window.
00:28
We're telling 6th Street, got me, Earl.
00:35
Charlie 2.3 is the dispatch department.
00:37
I'm going to be the RP.
00:42
Before, the male went into the building across the street, ARPS Kimchipede, which unit when he went into.
00:47
It looks like he came back out as well.
00:50
Unknown if there's anybody else in the apartment.
00:52
By the Charlie 16, go ahead.
00:56
On three.
00:59
I'm going to get you to the 459[1] robber on near East Inverness Avenue,
01:05
units 1057.
01:07
The RP saw a male break into an apartment window and then also come back out.
01:12
Male is a white male, 25 to 30 years old, wearing a plaid jacket and blue jeans.
01:17
This fetch 20 is where the RP is.
01:18
They can show PG which unit they went into when they get there.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
459: Unlawful entry into a structure to commit theft or another felony.
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Location mentioned:
E Inverness Ave, Mesa, AZ 85204
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