Wireless 911 call received; no emergency found, Long Beach CA
Other CrimesA wireless 911 call was received from near London Avenue. The caller hung up during Spanish translation. Officers were dispatched to check welfare and found no emergency on arrival.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
02:2
Transcript:
00:00
Still needed an orange unit for a wireless on London.
00:05
Go check. Okay,
00:09
then I'll be in route.
00:10
FM.
00:14
I copy.
00:16
Just for the information, it's going to be a 927[2] wireless near London Avenue, CMLC, 1021 in Spanish, but hung up when getting translator.
00:25
Locations via rapid deploy and we're starting a back trace.
00:35
2 SAM21.
00:37
Give me a call.
00:43
Sam 21, your radio cutoff, 10-9.
00:46
Sam 21, I'm sorry, I'm in South Division.
00:48
Can you give, uh, can you have Officer (name withheld), give me a 1021?
00:54
1021?
00:59
104.
01:01
2.3, you can clear me ADV like a ticket.
01:09
I copy, you're authorized code 3.
01:13
2.81. Are medics still needed?
01:22
104. We're cold for fire.
01:24
We're going to be in the back alley.
01:27
104. 104.
01:33
Just for the call, we're going to be code 4, there's in about 20 minutes cold.
01:39
I copy 20 cold.
01:41
2.71 on, welcome at Food for Left.
01:47
2.2nd992.
01:49
Copy 2022. Copy 97 for the wireless.
01:53
Copy 97 for the wireless.
01:56
You want to code for you.
02:00
Copy code 4 for the wireless on London, Code 4[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 4: No further assistance needed; situation under control.
[2]
927: Suspicious circumstances or unknown trouble requiring investigation.
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Long Beach, CA
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