Man threatens people with knife near hotel, San Francisco CA
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a report near the Windsor Hotel SRO in San Francisco of a man armed with a red knife who was threatening people. Officers arrived and confirmed the man was holding the knife. The situation was later reported as Code 4, meaning the scene was secure and no further assistance was needed.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
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This is in front of a male stating he has a male with a knife yelling that he's going to kill everyone.
00:05
Male in black and gray sweater and jeans and a black hat.
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Knife is a 4-inch knife red in color.
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See, at the back.
00:16
June 11 Adams, 10, 4.
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The knife is being held in their hands.
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Dujan 11 Adams, A.W.C.T.
00:24
10,100, too knowledge.
00:28
On 14.
00:34
Just to you guys, the knife is going to be held in the subject hand.
00:42
24B Party under Audible 1245 Alabama, second floor across the 24th.
00:52
For 222, Windsor Hotel SRO, they have the knife sorting.
00:59
TewC Party (number withheld) evidence across the Tullin.
01:08
5-4D-0-aggressive dog store is also.
01:16
Cof-o-1 car, be priority 418, over 518 at 9th Avenue in Truda.
01:25
I'm advising file code 422, Windsor Hotel SRO,
01:29
nowhere to any car about here, Code 4[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 4: No further assistance needed; scene secure
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Location mentioned:
Eddy St, San Francisco, CA 94102
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