Police respond to abandoned vehicle on private property
Drugs ViolationPolice are at an abandoned vehicle on private property. They are checking the car's license plate and have concerns about a person previously associated with the vehicle, who may have been involved with drugs.
Audio|Source: Lowell Police Department
02:12
Transcript:
How we see. K-9[1], Drake. K-9. Can you open up a call for me, 469, Broadway. Looks like a banning vehicle on their property. Amass 5, Mike Puppa, Kilo, 6,7. Can you run that out for me, please? and unfortunately, I'll be clear. Looks like the midnight. Looks like the midnight shift dealt with that vehicle. They had a flat tire. This was about 2 a.m. 1.15 spoke with the person who was with the vehicle stating that they had a friend on the way to help. Our tagging a vote for them. Our face t-shirt on about 5, 6. Small hat should have narcotics. Received. Car 8. 18. Okay. All right. We'll send it out. Inters. The sector are you going to be in? I'll put you on the board. won't load, but it's going to be the center for me today. Recease. Take to the warrant, you know, any update? Black Scarface t-shirt, black hat, scrubby looking about 5-6, medium skin.
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[1]
K-9: Canine Unit
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Location mentioned:
Near Broadway St, Lowell, MA 01854
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