Verbal altercation reported outside panera in coral springs, Coral Springs FL
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to an open 911 call from Game Night near North University Drive in Coral Springs, where a male was heard screaming before the line disconnected. Officers later found a verbal argument near Panera involving a man wearing a brown shirt and cargo pants. No physical violence was reported.
Audio|Source: Coral Springs and Parkland Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Up in 25, Offent 23, a 13th incident at game night, near North University Drive, see an open line, a male screaming, saying 10 PD,
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code 3, then disconnected.
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12.
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12.
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10, 4. You may take off.
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Sanford, call-taker confirmed.
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Nusa 10-74[1] with Justin in the time.
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33, 10-4[2]. He is bar from there.
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I'm about to go down to tell in a moment.
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Sanford, still 9-9-1-10.
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Time 4-8 in a rap program.
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Copy.
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Not for 33, but he should be outside.
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Then he's walking towards Panera.
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He's 1557.
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33, I think it's going to be a different subject, not trust.
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Can I hold up to 2.5 in a second?
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Ten for, it's the same idiot as he used previously.
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He gave his name as (name withheld).
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Ten,
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for the gentleman at game that I was pointing out, (name withheld).
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Ten, four.
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The opposite two.
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Offer two, go ahead.
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For Delta 7, Chapic, that lines upland in the Houston.
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Number 33, caller stating the person he was rural with was a male wearing a brown shirt and cargo pants, signal 2.
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I'm too 5 with that guy.
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Sad phone.
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Platform 80.
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The caller is standing in front of the Panera at this time.
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12. Let me check in the air.
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10.
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25-97.
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7.
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Department 3 is Sector 42 Charlie 2.
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Platform 80 is currently en route.
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It's reference a 74-year-old male that stuck on the toilet.
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We spoke with the patient's daughter.
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They're advising he fell two weeks ago and he's in severe pain.
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He's about 200 pounds and he does have an amputated left leg.
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So fine, SHP, check the record.
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Alpha 425, that's here.
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10 for Alpha 42, bring me allowed to the signal 3.
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They're approaching sawgrass sample.
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It wasn't a vehicle hit a tractor.
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42 for the...
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Yes, be allowed him as response to 107-2-3, Loplasita driver in regards to an injury.
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Off the 12th of the Union or something.
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Just be advised, I got flagged down by another couple of people saying it was a gentleman over here at Panera, but it's been causing some issues.
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33-10-4[2]-2-4-2-mall-A.
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He's around.
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Copy around.
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Shores 97 to the 13th.
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And for an offer 14, after 42, colorizing is still northbound, south as sample, andizing a vehicle pulled over.
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Again, it will be a black, Burek, FV, partial tag of Delta, Quebec 2.
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We have on the left shoulder.
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FHB is for you.
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14 for you.
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Anything?
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Alpha 33.
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Just for everyone's 14, it was just a verbal match before two soon in the 20th.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-74: Negative
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Near N University Dr, Coral Springs, FL 33071
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