Man yells at front door after breaking it the night before, Mesa AZ
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a man returned to a residence near North Kristen screaming at the front door. The previous night, he broke the door but was not found. There are no known weapons, though he may have friends with access.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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01:26
Transcript:
00:00
And 2Baker 31, 3Baker 36, the 14 is going to be near North Kristen, 2600 East.
00:07
R.P. Lizzie is a dispatch 20, said the suspect is back on the property and yelling at the front door.
00:13
He arrived on foot.
00:14
His name is (name withheld), Hispanic male 22, wearing all black, and has long black hair and small goatee moustache.
00:27
Two million three ones there are no OOP?
00:30
Hello.
00:35
It's for the 418[1].
00:37
There are no OOPs.
00:38
The sun's still at the front door.
00:42
I guess they were out within last night or tried to respond to last night for him.
00:46
He broke the door but we were not able to locate.
00:53
Two bigger 31 copy.
00:55
Can you ask V.S. Weapons?
00:59
I'll check.
01:04
The Bigger 32, Paul, I know your no-call status, but can you start for this Kristen call as well since he did the same thing last night?
01:18
And he is for, Kristen, no weapon access that the RP is aware of.
01:22
He might have access through friends, but nobody is with him at the moment.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
418: Disturbance involving family, domestic dispute, or altercation requiring police intervention.
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Location mentioned:
N Kristen, Mesa, AZ 85213
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