Shoplifter flashed knife at Walgreens security in San Francisco, San Francisco CA
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WeaponsA shoplifter at Walgreens near Polk Street in San Francisco threatened security by flashing a knife before fleeing toward California and Larkin streets.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:15
Transcript:
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Priority 488[1] at the Walgreens near Polk between California and Sacramento.
00:08
Do you produce at Henry 1 3 Adam? Are you still 97 on the 917 on mission?
00:18
The Leon Core 104.
00:21
The quarter to 9 X-ray 97 Charlie.
00:27
The quarter to 9 X-ray 97 Charlie. The quarter to 9 X-ray 97 Charlie.
00:38
NX-ray 97, Charles, just confirming this is Lillian Court, not Lillian Street.
00:47
Hello, Edom.
00:48
Cole came through at 09 and 11 hours.
00:57
The morning Polk, cross a question.
01:00
David 2 Adam for a B-807 Return Mission High School 375018 Cross of Doloreson Church.
01:07
David 11, Adam 10.4.
01:15
From the Walgreens near Polk in between California and Sacramento.
01:24
Edward 1.3 Adam 104.
01:26
This is a shoplifter that was in the store.
01:29
The security confronted him and he flashed a knife.
01:32
Descriptions of BM 30 to 40s, black jacket, black and blue checkered pants, and a red scarf.
01:39
No description of the knife yet.
01:45
Number 13, Adam, copy.
01:52
orders to a Northern 100 unit.
01:58
107-Edward 13 Adam is going CET or IW to a person that flashed the knife at the Walgreens near Polk.
02:08
The suspect was last seen on California towards Larkin.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
488: Petty theft
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Location mentioned:
Polk St, San Francisco, CA 94109
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