Burglary suspects with weapons at residence near North Prospect, Springfield MO
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BurglaryThree unauthorized males entered a residence near North Prospect using a sawzall to break a window. One was armed with a gun. They arrived in a silver SUV. Two other guns were found in the backyard.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Can you start towards Northside, near North Prospect?
00:06
The priority disturbance with three people there that shouldn't be there, one has a weapon,
00:16
and they were using a sawzall to try to get through a window of a residence.
00:22
One eleven clear?
00:24
Yes.
00:27
Let me explain to send it out with him.
00:31
118.
00:37
119.
00:38
The male with the weapon goes by (name withheld).
00:41
He's a male, dark hoodie, and jeans.
00:45
The color and their crew, they're cleaning up property and said there was two other guns in the backyard.
00:52
They are currently separated from him.
00:56
(name withheld) and the two others arrived in a silver SUV.
01:00
1-11, I'm clear.
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I'll be switching to.
01:03
Okay. 1110-10-1-1-10 you can come forward 1-0 clear 525 status 4774 774 774 74
01:28
Was I the service at near North Prospect? No, term it at near North Prospect.
01:34
All right, you can show me in and around.
01:38
Okay.
01:42
525.5.
01:48
526, he's stable, he's public service.
01:51
526 on 3rd.
01:52
526, I'm there.
01:57
Frank 22 sent you a priority disturbance near North Prospect.
02:01
There's two males no female in the property that shouldn't be there, one with a gun, (name withheld), male, dark jeans.
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Location mentioned:
N Prospect Ave, Springfield, MO 65803
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