Lakewood resident taken to jail after traffic violations, Cleveland OH
TrafficA resident from Lakewood was taken to jail after police contacted her for traffic violations. Police are issuing tickets during the incident.
Audio|Source: Lakewood Police and Fire
01:52
Transcript:
Glenn Can you attempt to find a Lakewood resident by the first name (name withheld), last name (name withheld)? She's at 1507, West 17. John Go ahead. It was (name withheld) that was born 8-9 of 74. We recently dealt with near the days in on August 2nd, which is a Florida ID. Yes, that's her. Time for. Go ahead. I'll be 19[2] to the jail with this email. 10 bucks[1]. You by chance to have a ETA for Z. They give the EPA of an hour. 201[4] Go ahead Grafter is going to issue her some tickets Ruffles will be going to tie it 104[3]
Glenn Can you attempt to find a Lakewood resident by the first name (name withheld), last name (name withheld)? She's at 1507, West 17. John Go ahead. It was (name withheld) that was born 8-9 of 74. We recently dealt with near the days in on August 2nd, which is a Florida ID. Yes, that's her. Time for. Go ahead. I'll be 19[2] to the jail with this email. 10 bucks[1]. You by chance to have a ETA for Z. They give the EPA of an hour. 201[4] Go ahead Grafter is going to issue her some tickets Ruffles will be going to tie it 104[3]
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10 bucks: Possible slang for '10-4', meaning acknowledgment
[2]
19: Transporting to jail
[3]
104: Message received/acknowledged
[4]
201: Unit identifier
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Location mentioned:
Near W 17th St, Cleveland, OH 44113
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