00:00
Put the 133 behind the 133.
00:01
(name withheld), do you have two? Put the 133 and Alondra Boulevard and Woodruff Avenue.
00:05
Woman, female, white adult and male, black adult, wearing dark clothing, arguing at bus stop, located on the south curb line of Alondra Boulevard.
00:15
No weapons, dispatch two.
00:32
This is Los Angeles 136, voice.
00:34
If I can put four at the 450, possible 417, next put one.
00:40
51, that's your device.
00:43
104, 107, 82, only.
00:50
46, 107, 1182, only.
00:52
Do you need only 1185?
01:00
Six hundred, we're going to be ninety-seven.
01:02
We're going to have all lanes temporarily stopped to South Valley.
01:05
Six hundred and ninety-seven, all lanes temporarily stopped to South Valley.
01:15
And seventy-seven, call your status on Santa Ana.
01:24
12, vehicle 208, negative contact.
01:26
We'll be en route to that address.
01:30
Vehicle 208, negative contact.
01:32
What's the cause of the service at the address?
01:35
775, I have to dispatch.
01:38
This is vehicle control, 98.
01:41
This is vehicle control, 98.
01:53
6133, (name withheld), handle 133, come 1669, 710, 1110.
01:57
I see a bullet in Ramona Street.
02:00
I think you can only heard about yelling, glass shattering, and gunfire.
02:22
This is radio from Los Angeles, California,
02:24
Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch - West Divisions.
02:25
Take code 133, 10-7 at the 415[1] on Alondra and Woodruff.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, arguments, or disorderly conduct in any context.
Disturbance
