Vehicle lockout and disturbance near South Kolb Road, Tucson AZ
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Other CrimesAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were sent to a vehicle lockout near South Kolb Road in Tucson involving a green Ford F-150. While on scene, reports described a man at a nearby bus stop causing a disturbance, who was observed lying on benches and bothering passengers.
Audio|Heard on: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
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01:38
Transcript:
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Engine 271,
00:02
respond. Vehicle or residential lockout.
00:06
near South Kolb.
00:14
Copy that.
00:16
10-4, I copy 93 and 64.
00:18
We got a report from Ace parking.
00:19
Male subject, possibly homeless.
00:22
They stated at the time he had his pants halfway down.
00:25
Currently we can see a subject over by the bus stop.
00:28
He's wearing a red bandana all black.
00:29
He does have his pants up, but he's been laying on the benches and he is disrupting passengers.
00:38
Five four.
00:44
Yes.
00:49
You know who help me?
00:56
No, man.
01:05
At 1319, and be advised the vehicle is back to tracking.
01:08
Alpha 349.
01:12
10-4.
01:18
This is near South Kolb Road reference to a vehicle lockout.
01:24
It's going to be a 2003 Ford F-150, hunter green in color.
01:30
The vehicle is turned off, keys are locked inside.
01:33
Registered owner will be standing by near South Kolb Road for vehicle lockout.
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Location mentioned:
S Kolb Rd, Tucson, AZ 85756
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