Assault at Arby's with suspect claiming to have guns, Long Beach CA
AssaultPolice responded to a physical fight at an Arby's restaurant. The suspect, an employee in his 30s wearing a gray Arby's shirt, claimed to have guns but no weapon was seen. The victim believes his fingers were broken during the altercation. The incident took place near 36th Street in Long Beach, California.
Audio|Source: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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208104 authorized code 3 for the 242[1], 35,
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36 Lime Avenue. Current two minutes ago, Suspect is an Arby's employee named (name withheld), male in his 30s, wearing a gray Arby's shirt,
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said he had guns, though no weapon was seen. He was hit and thinks his fingers are broken.
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He is a 15-year-old, by the way, CP advice he had.
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It's Mid 2, Channel 1, Mid 2.
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I, Mid 2.
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Okay.
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Tim,
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301, where are you calling?
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I have a possible guy on that 2.42, walk in northbound on Chestnut from Broadway.
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I'm going to try and chat with him.
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Walk in near Chestnut from Broadway.
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He doesn't serious, I can send you his number.
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When he just keeps walking on the west sidewalk towards third, if the next unit gets here, we'll just try and go hands-on with them and detain him.
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Copy west sidewalk towards third.
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This is 242[1]. It's going to be an 820 handle.
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CP is here and it is special location alignment, but it occurred at the Arby's near 36th Street.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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242: Physical contact or force used against another person without consent; commonly referred to as battery.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Spring St, Long Beach, CA 90815
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