Person holds machete after attempted bike theft, San Lorenzo CA
WeaponsA person was holding a machete at the intersection of International and Lewelling after someone tried to steal his bike. The person was not threatening anyone, only holding the machete.
Audio|Source: Alameda County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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For a subject that's wielding a machete, 8-417, invites the supervisor that someone was trying to steal his bike.
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The subject just needs a platform is in the intersection of International and Lewelling and the BMA.
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10-4[1], can you drive on a jove-de-usel? Hey, friend.
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What's your going to patch?
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That's your full of us.
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Okay, sir. Ten-far.
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5-7-4-124.
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7-4-5-104. David Duf.
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Go ahead.
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Do you donate 15-4-2.
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Okay. Okay. That's it, there was.
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It's right now.
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I'm also driver.
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I'm somewhere else the street near his boy.
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But he's a bar patron.
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I think he's a ward and is headed.
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I mean, uh, do want it.
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1.5-7-4-5. 10-4[1]-5, 7-4-5.
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All 2-2-1-2-4-912.
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All 2-2-4-912. Okay, 9-9-22.
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Good point.
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Fifty one close stop.
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Is that in Princeton?
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Go ahead, stop 51.
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An angel at SLB and Westwana, SLB and Westwana.
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AHSO got a call from one of the A.C.
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Transit drivers says for the subject that was wielding a machete.
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Not brandishing, are making any capacity just holding it.
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He had some of them stole his bike, but he had a bike with him.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Lewelling Blvd, San Lorenzo, CA
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