Driver threatens others with weapon in Florida, Sarasota County FL
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a report of a driver in a blue Chevy Silverado threatening others with a possible weapon near North Lockwood Ridge Road and Desoto Road in Florida. The vehicle was last seen near 61st Street. No personal names or exact addresses were disclosed.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota County Sheriff, Venice and North Port Police
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Transcript:
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That's two cents two Coveeta signal 31.
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Two seven six percent six.
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3-7-2. All right 4-2-7-2.
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10-4[1]. Curtin area North Lockwood Ridge Road and DeSoto Road, the signal of 31, polarized the driver of a blue Chevy Silverado, pulled a signal zero gone out and pointed to have them.
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Two-signette-South, that's shot down to seven and five areas.
00:38
Ten, where was the last single was found out in 53rd.
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3-7-14 is it touched?
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3-7-14?
00:50
1012 with that vehicle at EV parking lot in the back.
00:55
That will.
01:00
3-7-2-1. That tag is showing a rental, so it should be in the area.
01:13
Three William 19 cents 74.
01:16
The animal.
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Three central, just special.
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Three central.
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Reference that signal 31, that vehicle last hit at 1102 at Lockwood Ridge, south down in 61st Street.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
N Lockwood Ridge Rd & Desoto Rd, Florida 34243
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