Weapon recovered near Royal Oaks drive in Thousand Oaks, Thousand Oaks CA
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WeaponsLaw enforcement units responded to a report near Royal Oaks drive in Thousand Oaks. There was initial concern about a black Mercedes and a possible threat. After investigation, officers confirmed a weapon was recovered at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - East
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
I am 21 a year and turn for my turn the RP to advise he's inside about Brock Mercedes but stating that he's driving rapid does not show him moving the RP is not trying that the RP moving at all
00:28
Affirmative.
00:32
Narpeeds wearing green and black sweater and black pants, white Nikes.
00:40
If you want to add 21, we're at the residents, we're knocking on the door, we don't see any black Mercedes.
00:49
9am, 21104, knocking on the door, no black Mercedes.
01:00
Station one night, M21 are we still? Yeah, man.
01:07
I'm from now.
01:08
He keeps disconnecting and we're now to online again.
01:16
We have no response at the residence and we don't see a vehicle at all.
01:27
I know, I'm 21.
01:28
It looks like I'm heading to the rear of near Royal Oaks, and it's not moving.
01:41
Which one can we get a Code 33 here?
01:45
3 in effect for Thousand Oaks units, near Royal Oaks.
01:50
Send 33 in effect.
02:01
Station 1 have a same unit response.
02:04
It's been recovered.
02:07
4777-7-7.
02:11
7-7.
02:17
Confirming a weapon was recovered.
02:22
A weapon recovered.
02:25
10-4[1].
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Royal Oaks Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
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