Assault suspect seen near pan pacific park in los angeles, Los Angeles CA
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AssaultAccording to the dispatch call, an assault suspect was reported near Pan Pacific Park in Los Angeles. The suspect is an older white male, about 60 to 70 years old, bald, wearing glasses and an olive green shirt with dark blue pants and red shoes. Police units are responding promptly without lights or siren.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division
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01:32
Transcript:
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Three unit battery suspect at 7600 Beverly Boulevard near Pan Pacific Park walking towards the park. Suspect is white male, 60 to 70s, bald, wearing glasses, olive long green shirt, dark blue pants, red shoes muttering comments. Additional units responding code two incident 2274 RD 724.
00:29
7883 is street maintenance available to respond for street maintenance 7 833 standby.
00:44
183 every equity request in the comments 7 833 roger 7 833 roger 7 833.
00:58
811. Service request submitted.
01:06
14A11. 14A11.
01:07
14A11. Have you arrived?
01:10
1411. 148.11, have you arrived?
01:13
1411, Roger. 1411, Roger.
01:15
1411, Roger. The specific unit battery just occurred.
01:21
2417, Lincoln Boulevard, Code 2[1], Incident, 22666, RD, 14, 43.
01:25
Well, street unit battery suspect there now.
01:27
7600, Beverly Boulevard.
01:29
Code 2[1], Incident, 2274, RD, 724.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed promptly without lights or siren, obeying all traffic laws.
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Location mentioned:
Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
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