Man with gun seen near Montgomery and Market streets, San Francisco CA
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, a man carrying a black pistol was seen near Montgomery Street close to Sutter and Bush. Witnesses reported seeing him approach a bus on the 15 line and knock on the driver's door with the gun, but the driver did not open it. The man, described as wearing a black jacket and red shorts, was seen moving on foot toward Market Street. Police and medics responded to multiple related calls in the area.
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04:39
Transcript:
00:00
Control two-car, a priority 216 at near Montgomery, cross of Sutter and Bush.
00:09
It's a very similar call.
00:13
An hour ago from Eunice with a similar description on a 221.
00:22
Central unit for this April 8216, Montgomery.
00:28
With facial hair, unknown age wearing an orange scarf gray hoodie, had a cell phone and bottle in his hand.
00:38
109.
00:42
12 Edward breaking.
00:47
Item 12 over be advised, there was a 905 earlier.
00:52
Meany stated there was a meal 221 outside of the bus.
00:58
And many had stopped the bus on the 15 line, describing a BM in a 20-spin build, wearing an uncolored top and yellow pants, a black pistol was seen from the driver and knocked on the driver's coach door with the gun.
01:14
The driver did not open the door.
01:28
Adam 3. David, Adam 12, I ordered responding to this 216.
01:32
This current description is stating black jacket and red shorts,
01:39
on foot towards the market.
01:43
40 to 50 years old, 5 feet tall, medium build,
01:46
black jacket and red shorts again with a black pistol in the right hand, hand being held behind the back, and then if any injuries, and then it was shot at.
01:59
Arfey stated there was a bunch of projections of light and that the male was on foot headed towards market on Montgomery.
02:07
99's been requested on the second call.
02:11
Again, unknown or if related, but it sounds like a similar description.
02:19
Just the advice medics are staging in the area, advise that they're still needed.
02:23
information over A5 and A2[1] on a 216 at near Montgomery.
02:27
There's a similar call also an hour ago, called in from Muni.
02:32
Current calls CAD 292929, again 2929 on a BM, five feet tall, wearing a black jacket and red shorts, carrying a black pistol behind his back in the right hand and shot one shot and walked on Montgomery towards market.
02:48
Again, this is information for A2[1] under CAD2.
02:51
29 clearing off the two.
02:58
23 Edward, it still goes to voice now.
03:05
And at Market and Fremont,
03:07
we're getting another 221RRP stating that this is the call takers dating at Lippears related.
03:14
The RP saw a male 221 that walked past their (name withheld).
03:19
The (name withheld) saw the gun, a dark-colored pistol.
03:24
Leftbound market towards first at this time.
03:27
They were going to break to start to market in Fremont.
03:35
And there's no description on the second.
03:40
Adam 3. David for a market in Fremont.
03:48
213, I revise a code floor for the A918, 1196 Alabama, UTL.
04:00
Bill 167, giving a code 4 for this 100 audible up 1645 N-S PAS, code 4.
04:11
Information only on A1 and A2[1].
04:15
In Fremont, we have a 221 subject, RPC.
04:22
Central units are responding to an A, priority, 221.
04:28
Corrective.
04:33
In the 97 market in Fremont.
04:38
Information only.
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[1]
A2: Radio channel A2 used for dispatch, coordination, or designated low-priority medical communications.
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Location mentioned:
Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104
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