Three males damage property and harass resident's son, Rome GA
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VandalismAccording to the dispatch call, three males were seen damaging property and harassing a resident's son near Elmwood Street and Highway 27 in Rome, Georgia. The males were tall, wearing black sweatshirts and hoodies. The complaint includes concerns about property damage, including possible flattened tires, and harassment in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Floyd County Police, Fire and EMS
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Some 1077 subjects on Elmwood Street, Elmwood Street near 27, call is advising that there are three males walking by houses trying to do damage.
00:10
He thinks that they might have flattened his four-wheeler tires.
00:15
They're walking down the back alley towards Mercy Senior Care and they've been harassing the complainant's son.
00:28
The 2482 complains also advising that these subjects are tall, white males,
00:34
wearing black sweatshirts and hoodies.
00:37
We still trying to refer.
00:44
This is going to be a smoke detector with a bad battery.
00:49
We advise homeowner to replace battery and smoke detector.
00:53
There's no other problem here.
00:54
We have five back in service.
00:59
30 ones in the area.
01:10
The complaint is (name withheld) advising that one subject is going to be of (name withheld) Parks and the other subject is named (name withheld) and the other one is (name withheld).
01:21
(Name withheld) and (name withheld) are brothers known across issues in the neighborhood and they were running with something in their hands.
01:27
She's not sure what it is and what's in their pockets.
01:30
One subject lives near 53 Street.
01:37
Thank you, sir.
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US-27, Rome, GA
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