Over 100 juveniles refusing to leave parking lot, Baltimore County MD
Disorderly ConductPolice responded to a large group of over 100 juveniles who refused to leave a parking lot near North Rolling Rd. The juveniles were gathered in the lot and did not cooperate with orders to disperse.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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Transcript:
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Over 100 juveniles in the parking lot, refusing to leave?
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36.
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9-11, you can send down Delaware road for codes.
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I see the comment.
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706.
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104.2316.
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26-76.
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O9, can you also give Walona heads up, see if they can help?
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7.4.
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11 if the upper mile for the hotel.
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1972 age you call for us.
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It looks like Vulcan's age you.
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I'm sorry proofing. I'll let me say to FMR for the tail.
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2.8, can you check with 20, see if they're called and roll.
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All right,
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104, switch away.
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104 times 2316.
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29, make up at 28, 12.
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104. 12. 12. 12.
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125.
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24.
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7 by 2316.
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25. 28 wants to know if Annapolis can hold so he can go to North rolling with the rest.
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Hello.
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427 non-channel. I don't say you probably have no trouble.
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No.
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On the channel.
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72. Had a call come in for a non-violent mental disorder on Annapolis Road.
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He says he doesn't want to hurt himself or anyone else, but he is feeling suicidal and going through some tough times.
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It's incident number 2166. I just had to pre-empt the units because I have 100 juveniles refusing to leave on the lot at North Rolling and not airy enough officers to combat that issue.
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N Rolling Rd, Maryland
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