Area check after voices heard near E Escondido Ave, Mesa AZ
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, police conducted an area check near East Escondido Avenue after a reporting party heard voices at the window of a nearby home. The homes shared connected backyards with no dividing wall. No suspicious behavior or disorderly conduct was observed during the check.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Superstition Patrol District
Listen to dispatch call
01:27
Transcript:
00:00
To add in 41 and another superunit to break for 646 near East Escondido Ave
00:11
10401.
00:15
We're going to go tonight.
00:17
We can go.
00:19
Copy.
00:22
It's near East Escondido Ave.
00:26
R.P.
00:27
is with their niece right now.
00:29
They live next door near South Emory.
00:32
They heard subjects and heard voices at the window to the front yard ten ago.
00:37
R.P. is asking for an area check.
00:46
That's for the 646 clarification.
00:49
The niece lives next door.
00:51
RP. advise the niece to come to her house through the backyard.
00:56
RP.'s house is at Dispatch 20.
00:58
There's no visual, no 647[1] or 648 scene.
01:06
Copy at 159.
01:09
Copy at 159.
01:15
Minutes for the 646 RP requested contact at Dispatch 20 after an area check.
01:21
RP also advised that their backyards are connected.
01:23
There's no wall in between them.
01:26
There's also a dog in the back.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
647: Disorderly conduct or suspicious behavior, including lewd acts or indecent exposure.
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Location mentioned:
E Escondido Ave, Mesa, AZ 85208
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