Burglary at marijuana business near Old Stage Road, Monterey County CA
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, ten males wearing gray hoodies are burglarizing a marijuana business near Old Stage Road. They are loading items into a dark-colored sedan, possibly a Dodge Challenger or Charger. Four are inside, others are outside. Multiple vehicles are involved.
Audio|Heard on: Monterey County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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The suspect vehicle is a dark colored sedan.
00:03
There are approximately 10 subjects in gray hoodies.
00:07
Four are still inside the business.
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There are others outside loading contents into the dark colored sedan.
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Excuse me, the dark colored sedan.
00:26
If we're going to be leaving.
00:29
We're going to be moving in.
00:32
Okay.
00:35
They're advising it could have been a Challenger or Charger based on the line.
00:43
Okay, she needs that.
00:51
Free up military.
00:53
Uh, just copy.
01:01
We're advising there are four other vehicles behind the first five total.
01:11
We're on incident right up.
01:15
Copy on it's not heading up.
01:18
They're advising they just turned around now, going back west on towards you.
01:24
So anyways, Foxy, Mbia, Ensign,
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and Oldstage, and the case to come out.
01:37
And so now an Old Stage Road or subjects doing a 459[1] to the marijuana business or 10 males, blasting wearing gray hoodies,
01:49
associated vehicles going to be a dark sedan.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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459: Burglary (California Penal Code 459)
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Old Stage Rd, California
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