parking dispute involving wheelchair patient in queens, Queens NY
Disorderly ConductEmergency units responded to Cherry Avenue in Queens for a reported robbery involving a wheelchair patient. Upon investigation, the incident was clarified as a parking dispute between two individuals.
Audio|Source: NYPD - 109th and 111th Precincts
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Transcript:
00:00
Call state,
00:01
He is unloaded a wheelchair patient and notice of robbery.
00:13
All right, be advised, call has just changed her dispute.
00:16
It's not reading like a 30, but I have a male-Asian wearing glasses.
00:21
(Name withheld) is trying to take a parking spot.
00:23
That's what I have right now.
00:24
Just keep me advised.
00:26
All right, 9-9, I'm on 84.
00:27
All right,
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Let's keep us in 5, please.
00:33
9F2, Sergeant, I'm rolling to 84.
00:37
7-4. 7-4.
00:44
Spencer, you got a call back to have to see the approach.
00:47
They're still on their line.
00:49
It's going to be the parking lot.
00:57
It's a parking lot?
01:00
Yeah, that's what it says about the job.
01:03
All right, show me canvas in the airhead.
01:07
Guys, check that parking garage right behind your back, whoever just rolled up.
01:15
Do you got a call back yet?
01:18
You want to land last, though?
01:25
Sign-bush is something for the catch, says it's a parking dispute.
01:30
You will cut off, what was the message?
01:33
Is reading like a parking dispute no further here?
01:43
I'm incorrect.
01:44
It's a parking dispute, no 30.
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Location mentioned:
Cherry Ave, Queens, NY 11355
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