Police conduct surveillance for suspect and vehicle on Hadley Ave, Oakdale MN
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, police coordinated to block an alley and observe for a suspect and a black Lincoln truck near Hadley Avenue in Oakdale, Minnesota.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:5
Transcript:
00:00
That vehicle belongs to him and not her.
00:03
So we would have reason to believe that he would be here.
00:07
So we are here for an interview with her at the very least.
00:10
Just checking to see if he's also unseen because it's highly likely.
00:16
So you still want me to hang out, wait so you guys try contacts and then go drive through the alley, see if the car's there?
00:24
Yeah, I would like for you to go pull your squad into the alleyway, block the exit of the alleyway, and see if you can get eyeline on the truck.
00:40
Sitting Westbound (number withheld), be careful, there's a couple accidents that you guys are going to come up on.
00:47
Bear you, mushroom.
00:54
Copy that.
00:56
Blue is here we're going on all the way? Where?
01:04
Right now.
01:08
Wait, if you want to just push that shoulder,
01:12
back,
01:13
John, back, by that time that you'd almost done.
01:19
You let you guys run through there.
01:27
6 o'clock, Abby.
01:33
Dispatch, Ophill Engine 2.
01:36
Ophill Engine 2?
01:39
Arriving on a large, three-story, senior living apartment, nothing showing from site to Alpha or Delta.
01:45
We have investigating Ophill Engine 2 will have Hadley Avenue Command.
01:53
The of Black Lincoln truck is here.
01:58
Copy.
02:03
You pass, I'll grab the RAM for the guys.
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Location mentioned:
Hadley Ave N, Oakdale, MN 55128
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