Two teens argue and fight on Fremont transit bus, Fremont CA
Disorderly ConductTwo teenage boys argued loudly and fought physically on a southbound Fremont transit bus. The bus supervisor requested they be removed and barred from returning to the bus.
Audio|Source: Fremont Police Dispatch
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
In 601 6K3, we still have an open line. We heard the 415[1] with loud banging sounds, but the rapid voice is if the bus should be moving southbound Alvado Niles. We'll call back and see if we can figure out if the bus is actually moving.
00:21
Great copy. I'm coming up 97 in the area and I've passed Edel Buses and I'm sorry by no one flag me down.
00:31
I copy. It should be a bus 6-five-nine. Let's say it's a bus stop by Svis or Chavez. Is that we're told originally?
00:42
No.
00:59
Next to you, I'm going to point you all with therapy.
01:03
Happen.
01:08
Questions here. Apparently the two that were involved in the 415[1], fell on bus 6661, heading south down on Nile, so you can try to catch up to it.
01:19
Yeah, I saw. I was back here, Niles and Central Oils coming this way.
01:28
He called back easy transit and got no answer.
01:37
Apparently the bus is going to be in front of the bus number 6661.
01:45
163, I copy bus 6161. Who's the first thing you said?
01:53
The bus is currently stopped over at James Logan and is bus number 6661.
02:01
Copy by James Logan.
02:07
60149.
02:10
The bus driver was not very helpful with the D-trips of them,
02:14
but their supervisor showed up said that they would like them removed from the bus and basically trespass off the bus standing out, welcome right now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, threats, noise complaints, or disorderly conduct.
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Fremont, CA
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