Man armed with gun yells near archery range in park, Long Beach CA
WeaponsA man carrying a gun, ammunition, and cash was reported at El Dorado Park Dog Park. He left but then returned and was seen yelling at people near the archery range. Police gave commands, but he did not comply. Specialized units and a police dog were called to the scene.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
07:48
Transcript:
00:00
These units around the El Dorado Dog Park. It's been upgraded to a 417[1]-18-year authorized code 3.
00:07
Our CP called back saying that the subject left a loaded 417[1] is walking back towards them. We're trying to get further.
00:20
What a CR call?
00:24
The ER is going to be 4-3-128. 4-8, call number (number withheld).
00:29
Fox 1, Child 2, Fox 1, Child 2. Fox 1, Child 2.
00:36
One on two.
00:38
Can you assist with a 417[1] Eldorado Dog Park?
00:42
The park come from the ground.
00:48
The male described as white and in his 50s, wearing black shirt, black pants.
00:55
And ECN it's on the 417[1], they're saying he also left ammo and a bunch of money.
01:05
One.
01:06
One.
01:10
One.
01:11
This to be advised, way 83 is en route to Los Padrinos, and 83 your time 1052.
01:20
Sam 42, I copy the 417[1].
01:24
Ten-four, and we have a park supervisor calling in a 925[3].
01:29
She gave us a male, about 20 to 30 years old wearing a black shirt, black pants with a backpack carrying a cowboy hat walking westbound towards the archery range, yelling at passerby.
01:42
We're doing seven, how long was this happen?
01:56
Quick outfit is more like a sweat suit and he's supposed to be in the parking lot of the archery area.
02:04
(name withheld)
02:09
4017 away from the substance or where is it?
02:13
I'm sorry you were partially covered tonight.
02:18
not easy in the city.
02:23
Subject have the 417[1] on him or was it left somewhere?
02:29
They said that he left a loaded 417[1] and was walking back towards them. I'm trying to get clarification from the call taker.
02:37
Copy this whole section of the department complex.
02:42
Yep.
02:44
And if A-ball, I'm not sure if it's secured, you get a contact info.
02:48
I walked the common area in Coast Hill.
03:00
Copy go far then complete 919 now, meet that's good for.
03:05
(name withheld), do we have any units that can put up the drone? Is drone one on?
03:15
We have the subject at the archery range.
03:19
Fifteen is trying to give them commands now.
03:22
Can't follow, units go right at the archery range.
04:20
Boy,
04:24
7.912.
04:26
Boy, 7.913.
04:31
He's not listening to commands.
04:39
Not listening to commands.
05:06
16, next unit, grab a 40.
05:09
Is there a unit with 40?
05:11
40? That 42, do we have K-9 logged on? If it starts fire, this is having the stage.
05:24
Temper warfire stage any K-9 that can assist on this 417[1]? Okay,
05:36
King 6 is ready around.
05:39
King 6, temper, thanks.
05:45
Free Boy 79 on 1.
05:48
White 79 on Channel 1, good.
05:51
They're kind of busy on Channel 2. Can you put us back on call 723, please?
06:50
Boy, team, we're still trying to de-escalate.
06:53
Talk to the subject.
06:58
Timor.
07:17
According to have canine go Code 3[2].
07:21
King 6, John Chalture, King 6.
07:25
King 6. K-2, K-2, we're coming.
07:36
Any K-9 on this, sir?
07:41
King 2, we've got your work on it.
07:45
King 2104. I'll show you guys rolling code 3.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
417: Person brandishing or displaying a weapon, typically a gun, in a threatening or dangerous manner.
[2]
Code 3: Emergency response; proceed immediately with lights and siren.
[3]
925: Suspicious person or circumstances requiring investigation or attention.
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Location mentioned:
El Dorado Park Dog Park, 7550 E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90815
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