Man acts erratically near Lincoln Ave and vehicle stopped, Connersville IN
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to reports of an unknown man acting erratically near Lincoln Avenue. The man was running and tumbling in a yard and alley near the address. A caller was concerned and waiting outside. The man later got into a car whose driver was combative, yelling, and cursing at him. Officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle.
Audio|Source: Fayette County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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They're going to near Lincoln Avenue for an unknown male who is running in the yard, tumbling up and down the alley, caller concerned, does not know if he needs EMS or not.
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That's fast you have a description of them.
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He'll be wearing dark gray pants with a white t-shirt currently tumbling in the yard behind the address I gave you.
00:31
The woman is outside waiting for your arrival.
00:34
Clear.
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E.9, are you clear on my traffic?
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I am clear.
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I'm apparently one minute out.
00:48
Clear.
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8.9.23 of the area.
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89, I'm going to, the caller in the call and call back, advise that the car is pulling out in front of you right now has the subject in there.
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I'm clear, dispatch 890, 1028.
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8.9, go ahead.
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E&N, Robert Trust, Tom Young, Robert, 823.
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89 Com Young Robert 826 is active in signaling on 2016 Chevy Cruze blue and color to Jonathan Griffin out of Connersville.
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I'm clear.
01:48
This batch was the male subject, a driver or passenger?
01:56
There are two male subjects.
01:58
The male subject that you're looking for is in back of the car.
02:02
The driver was being combative with the male subject, cussing and screaming.
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This fastest from 43, we're going to be stopped at the intersection of West Tenth and Beach facing westbound.
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I'm not with him.
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Sorry.
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Location mentioned:
Near Lincoln Ave, Connersville, IN 47331
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