Man acts erratically on phone claiming fbi contact, Pikeville KY
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Medical EmergencyOfficers responded to an apartment near Bryan Street where a man acted erratically, claiming to be on the phone with the FBI, refused entry, and paced inside while shouting on the phone.
Audio|Heard on: Pikeville Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:6
Transcript:
00:03
As I made entry into this apartment complex here, the male comes storming out of the room screaming, he's on the phone with the FBI.
00:12
I asked if I had a search warrant proceeded to flame the door in my face, so...
00:37
Well,
00:38
what?
00:39
I'm in an apartment here.
00:43
It can be apartment complex near Bryan Street over here in the Hill Addition, Apartment 3.
00:49
I got it.
00:56
Okay.
00:57
Okay. Hey, we're breaking for Kentucky 47 in the driveway.
01:01
Okay, go ahead.
01:06
987603, break.
01:08
Head. Head.
01:13
I believe that's going to be the male in question.
01:15
I've got eyes on him through a second floor window.
01:18
He seems to be pacing back and forth, seems to be somewhat distraught.
01:27
10-4[1]. Hey,
01:30
I'll be there, just one of them.
01:32
You can't come up on the red light.
01:34
10-4[1], he's appearing to be smoking a cigarette talking on the phone, but seems to be yelling at whoever's on the phone.
01:52
He's advising he's not opening the door, he's on the phone with the FBI, something to do with a contract in Fort Hood, Texas, and somewhere in Houston.
02:03
He's not making a whole lot of sense at this time.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Bryan St, Pikeville, KY 41501
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