Pedestrian walks against traffic in highway median, Phoenix AZ
TrafficA man wearing a brown and tan plaid shirt and a hat was walking against traffic in the median of a highway in Phoenix West, creating a potential road hazard. No weapons were seen, and two nearby vehicles may be connected to the incident.
Audio|Source: Arizona DPS - Highway Patrol Metro Phoenix West
02:12
Transcript:
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145.1 available for pedestrians by 910 and mouth of 1123.
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145.1.2.2.2.2.4.2.
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7.4. It's a male subject with a brown and tan plaid shirt and a hat walking against traffic in the median off left. There were two vehicles nearby that may be related at 12.02.
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1451 that looks like an additional caller. Deng East 9-910 at 1-25 and his fast mail in 30s to 40s.
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There's a hat and a black shirt, no weapon seen. There's a white man and a black SUV that are stopped prior or after the mail, unsure for later.
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1453 Ushoulde show me 19-2[3]. This 14-fire 1 from Yuma Road in Pondland.
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14-3-10-4[2]. 1212.
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In its response to pedestrian and HBTOC advice in the subject is walking westbound but is on the eastbound side in the median adjacent to Perryville-on-risk.
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...by-1-124.
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145-1, 9-7-1-12-15.
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14-1. 14-1. 14-1.
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4251. 7-1-1-1-4-8 and take it back to the vehicle.
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Tampa, do you want 14-5-3 to continue or 10-202?
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You get 22, I'll go four.
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Camera 14-5-1, you can 10-22[1].
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515, I'll be on west.
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515, 10-4[2].
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Add 12 o'clock.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-22: Disregard or cancel previous message, assignment, or instruction.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
[3]
19-2: District 2 (Superstition) substation/meeting location
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Location mentioned:
Phoenix West, Phoenix, AZ 85021
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