Squatters reported at Phoenix residence with possible missing gun, Phoenix AZ
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, squatters were reported inside a residence near West Millaray in Phoenix. A neighbor saw a man wearing a dark sweatshirt and knit beanie leaving the property. The resident reported a missing handgun that may have been misplaced during the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Phoenix Police
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Transcript:
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And 730 quaton, that will be at near West Millaray, 33 in a block north.
00:06
The second item before my neighbor an hour ago, reporting squatters in the house.
00:10
I'm sure if they're still inside with their discretion of them.
00:13
No mention of weapons.
00:14
I want to make sure the house to clear before a maintenance man changes the locks.
00:18
The telephone contact from Ash, the property manager.
00:24
We got a duplicate saying that the garage was open,
00:27
and mail went in, exit the backyard, homes rented out.
00:30
It was last westbound, odd-rail, dark sweatshirt, knit beanie, facial hair.
00:36
I don't know why he was not the residence.
00:41
Has, don't forever have no further information.
00:45
We'll see him leaving, I don't know if he was supposed to be there or not.
00:48
I believe that I was from a neighbor.
00:55
Sentimental.
00:57
Thank you, Father.
00:59
Just with his units, that was Mr.
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Davis. According to the 101 here at the house, he does own handgun, which he cannot find.
01:05
He thought he pawned it, but it may be in the dust bag that he keeps with him on the wheelchair.
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Location mentioned:
UNIT 1301, 2150 W Alameda Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85085
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