Police block roads and divert buses in Baltimore
Road ClosureAudio of dispatchers describing police activity in Baltimore between Calhoun and Emerson to Calhoun and Harlem. They discuss blocking roads, directing officers on foot, and asking transit to divert buses. A student is briefly mentioned as related to the incident.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Western District
02:37
Transcript:
21, 129. It's a little, um, deep, give back to all go to school, Cullin Park, which is all over here on both sides. That's a little bit of traffic. Twenty-seven. Twenty-seven. Reading the text, though, I'm not really sure what this is. I'm about. So far. 15 to 20. To not 15.5. My lateral is 20. Go ahead. 15 to 20. Do you want me to block off this road over here on North Town, her, from Lofiatt? Be one second. I'm going to give you a line line. Okay, can I make a request for MTA? Some four. Do you have some divert your buses from, um, six hundred block of cohorts for seven hundred car holes? Some four. This is, what's this for? So I just say police activity? He always asked me why. For reference to a (name withheld) student today. Okay. We'll be from Calhoun and Emerson to Calhoun and Harlem. 21, hold you up to 700. 21, hold you on foot where? Are you saying 700 now home? Yeah, simple. They can you do that for me as well? 15 in reference. I'm gonna be walking off traffic at North Cajoon and West Lafayette. The line is going all the way down to Lafayette right now.
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Location mentioned:
Harlem Ave & N Calhoun St, Baltimore, MD 21217
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