Suspicious person reported near Culver Avenue, Jersey City NJ
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Suspicious PersonAs discussed during the dispatch call, police received a report of a suspicious person in the backyard of a residence near Culver Avenue in Jersey City. The caller mentioned the individual might be connected to earlier gunfire reported near West Side and Pollock. Officers were sent to investigate and requested a description of the person involved.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
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Transcript:
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To this unit, there's a call in the CAD saying suspicious condition near Culver Avenue.
00:05
Caller states it's a person in the backyard.
00:07
I'm not sure if that's actually anything.
00:08
It might be related to the shots fired on West Side and Pollock.
00:13
35, can you get a description of that individual in the backyard?
00:19
Those right now just a location and an address.
00:26
You know, right now.
00:30
Um,
00:31
PC, what was the address for the one in the backyard?
00:34
Near Culver Avenue.
00:38
South Sergeant, at least two patients recovered from a tank fire.
00:44
Yes, I got street crime officers going by that location also.
00:50
All right, from two calls we had one person in a black shirt and gray sweatpants, and another person wearing all black as well for now.
01:05
I saw it on channel three.
01:07
Good.
01:13
Time of Culver.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Culver Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07305
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