Burglary suspect detained near 22nd Avenue and Balboa, San Francisco CA
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BurglaryA burglary suspect was caught inside a gray vehicle with an alarm sounding near 22nd Avenue and Balboa in San Francisco. The suspect was detained and placed in cuffs by officers.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
00:00
Richmond for a priority 8552-603, near 22nd Avenue and Balboa.
00:13
Headquarters confirming George Forever First Twelve that would I copy which other unit responding.
00:26
George Ford Edward and George 12 Edward I copy responding to the say priority 8-site 2.
00:31
There's unknown male near reporting party's door and reporting party's vehicle.
00:35
Subject to unknown race, about 30 years old, lasting wearing,
00:41
and no clothing description.
00:43
Suspect is inside reporting party's gray RAV4, alarm is going off.
00:52
George 13, I know we're not copy.
00:58
George 150 would I copy back in as well.
01:05
Enrichment units responding to the Safe 5-2 are appeasing (name withheld) not to go out and confront suspect.
01:17
22nd Avenue cross Balboa on Cabrillo Street.
01:22
And Richmond units responding to the Safe 5-2, suspect is now at corner of Balboa and 22nd, unknown if weapon or if suspect is full anything.
01:35
And Richmond units for the reporting party,
01:38
suspect is still 97 in the area.
01:46
7 3B418, Post and Larkin.
01:49
3. George 12 Edwards, Albert 1, on this 852, 6-032, near 22nd Avenue and Balboa, output 1.
01:59
1.3. Advising they got one in cuffs on this 8.5-2, 6-0-3, near 22nd Avenue, one in cuffs.
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Location mentioned:
22nd Ave & Balboa St, San Francisco, CA 94121
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