Female spotted walking on train tracks flees station, Salem MA
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Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to a report of a female walking on or near the train tracks at the station near Ellis Street and Front Street in Lynn, Massachusetts. The woman, wearing a black hoodie with designs, was seen fleeing on foot, leading to a brief foot pursuit near the station area.
Audio|Heard on: Lynn Police
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
We'll be checking on somebody at the train station walking on the tracks.
00:07
Roger.
00:10
14.
00:11
We're on a foot for new, uh, do you have a property on the front street side?
00:19
14, do you say you're in a foot pursuit?
00:24
Patrol cut, Ken.
00:28
I'll have that way.
00:30
Roger, they sent a VTA, garage are off.
00:33
10.
00:35
14 to 10.
00:38
Go ahead, Ken.
00:40
L. Street side, female,
00:42
black, hoodie with designs on it.
00:46
Gray sweeping.
00:49
Okay. Roger.
00:54
You guys have charges on it?
00:58
Control of cars.
01:00
They were at the train station over at Ellis Street, Front Street, potty, sled on foot, female, black hoodie,
01:13
yellow riding.
01:14
(name withheld) is leaving the station.
01:22
In Ellis Street.
01:24
Uh,
01:26
I know which way.
01:33
She went up, uh, it was like school to union.
01:43
White email,
01:44
brown hair.
02:01
14.14. What's your location? I'm in the cruiser.
02:06
Watch it walking back.
02:12
Repeat your last.
02:13
Can we have that description one more time? I got a white female ponytail.
02:16
Do you say something about that pink cuddies?
02:18
Black cuddies, designs on it.
02:27
14, I'll be turned out of a few bucks.
02:33
Roger.
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Location mentioned:
Front St, Salem, MA 01970
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