Vehicle sos alarm leads to police check at mcdonald's, Tucson AZ
Family OffenseA driver pressed an SOS button near McDonald's, prompting police to check on the vehicle. Two females were later heard arguing loudly. One reportedly hid in a bathroom while the other ran into a grandmother's house. Authorities are unsure of the nature of the situation.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Team 3 units with their us alarm near McDonald's. Anybody to start?
00:05
307 is calling in saying that a driver pressed the SOS[3] button but they haven't had contact with them.
00:12
The desk is to try to reach out to the occupant sector 3 event 1060, 46[1] coffee.
00:18
My copy.
00:19
Thank you, 42.
00:20
Forty six. Is it like a business direct alarm or is it like a medical SOS[3] activation?
00:26
They don't know, just that it's a driver and they're parking near McDonald's.
00:31
In 4-6 and 4 3-0 south of you guys, can you check it out?
00:34
Yeah, 5-4, I'm already in route.
00:35
4-7, you can attach with that too.
00:37
I copy. I'll advise on any update to this.
00:39
I'm going to try to call the driver now.
00:41
With the white 2019 Nissan Rogue.
00:43
Okay. Copy. Thank you for you.
00:44
Copy. We have vehicle information.
00:46
It's probably one of those SOS[3] buttons with like OnStar or something.
00:49
174-stretched (number withheld) copy.
01:02
Copy (number withheld) copy we're not 19 46[1].
01:07
There are an ocean unit that can help me look at or look for cameras here.
01:12
Corrosion 661.
01:14
Grocer 661, I copy it.
01:15
Nandi 47.
01:16
One or two subjects behind a Connix box, that location northwest quadrant of the intersection.
01:22
9. You can send me what's next?
01:25
Motor 2-8, I'm just simply texting that driver right now, (name withheld), and she says that she's on the phone with somebody.
01:31
I'm not sure if it's dispatcher of the officer.
01:33
And it looks like the desk isn't on the line with her.
01:36
Was 43[2]rd unit B-boy, two females arguing loudly before the line went 107[4], a caller was screaming, she was just trying to open door, hiding in the bathroom.
01:48
We can lay it ran into the grandmother's house,
01:50
which is going to be that unit B.
01:52
This one and copy.
01:53
Thank you for your. I'm trying to get her to hang up the phone and at least call 911.
01:57
I'm not sure who she's on the phone with.
01:59
I think you can tell the level two.
02:01
Southern South Liberty founded possibly two females in distress speaking Spanish.
02:08
Unable to...
02:10
No... no recontractor.
02:12
I think it's not...
02:14
Dean for 84.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
46: Copy/acknowledgement (used for unit callouts, not crime)
[2]
43: Unit identifier
[3]
SOS: Emergency call button activation
[4]
107: Line disconnected/terminated
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Location mentioned:
South, Tucson, AZ 85746
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