Man vandalizes vehicles near Pacific Avenue in Venice, Los Angeles CA
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VandalismAccording to the dispatch call, a man dressed in black clothing was jumping in front of vehicles near Pacific Avenue in Venice. He vandalized vehicles with a large pole and was last seen carrying the pole near Pacific and Market before fleeing toward the beach or entering a black sedan. Police responded with emergency lights and sirens.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division
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Transcript:
00:00
Head of Pacific, unauthorized disturbance man, near Pacific Avenue, near Pacific Avenue, near Pacific Avenue, 633, thin veiled, long hair, no shirt, black short pants, no shoes, jumping in front of vehicles.
00:14
Emergency response, incident 3540, RD 1431.
00:25
Speaking at after holding batteries at 9-225 Aviation Boulevard Bus Bay 16, code 2, incident 3541, already 1489.
00:38
14 at 316.
00:40
Send me the code 3 call.
00:42
We're going to be taking it to 1523 Venice Boulevard.
00:48
Units 14-year response to emergency from 1523 Venice Boulevard to near Pacific Avenue.
01:00
Any Pacific unit, welfare check, 5935 Playa Vista Drive, Apartment 207, code to incident 3545 and RD14-64.
01:12
P16 14 at B16 additional in your 450 man 130 at Pacific Avenue the suspect in the middle and nowhere in all black clothing now armed with a large pole vandalizing passing vehicles emergency incident of 3540 and R2 the 1431.
01:30
F316 Roger.
01:35
I'm George 1st 6 western and the temporary rigue.
01:40
7-020-Cott-6 Western-Tibriway 3-Way.
01:47
14A-12, 4-8-5 cleared.
01:49
That's important.
01:55
14L-220. I'm going to need a watchtributing.
01:57
I need a watchtribune at a 14.
02:06
14L220, you need a watch 3 or watch 7 need it.
02:10
14 out 221 down down the Pacific watch for unit.
02:15
Watch three Pacific unit to counsel at 18A 14 off of incident 3-4 390 RV 14 and 64 identified.
02:29
Unwork code takes in the area 13 away Pacific Avenue.
02:35
14-o8 Pacific Avenue.
02:43
2445 block street 1445 block street to race.
02:56
West Side Unit screaming woman, 1290 San Yist Road Drive.
03:01
1290 San Yistrode Drive.
03:03
Currified minute.
03:04
A minute ago, female screaming industry, and district code 3 and sent 3555.
03:08
Correction, 3558, R2A, H-OA.
03:10
West Side, United Identify.
03:15
1428 here advises that the address 210 is a blue apartment building and the vehicle is parked on the south side of the street just before that building.
03:29
Working on 208 repeat.
03:33
3808 p.5a address at 209 North Dennis is a blue apartment building in that the vehicle was parked on the south side of the street, the buildings on the north side of the street.
03:42
The car should be just to the, just before that address.
03:48
How you know, court force.
03:52
799 Central District J.
03:54
Do you have a location for the PR to me?
04:02
14 every attention too much.
04:08
Be 45 watch three, 42 to be 45 watchtree.
04:10
242, 45 watch street.
04:16
Civic Watch 3 units to cancel 8014 off of incident 3439 and RD 1464 comment.
04:24
Fires just occurred, 49th and St.
04:26
Andrews, 49th and St.
04:27
Andrews here reporting five gunshots and multiple full running.
04:30
If any victims down, it's code three and seven three five seven one and already twelve zero three.
04:39
14 at B16, the third PR does not wish to be first, neither does the first PR.
04:45
The suspect was last seen at the intersection of Pacific and Market.
04:56
He was holding a large plank of wood and or a pole.
05:01
He possibly ran toward the beach or into a black sedan with the PR no longer ceased.
05:08
14 Fp 16 Roger.
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Pacific Ave, Venice, CA 90291
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