Man throwing rocks and breaking items near Speedway and Arcadia, Tucson AZ
Disorderly ConductA man near Speedway Blvd and Arcadia Ave was throwing rocks and breaking items. He appeared angry because his family was not present. The man was separated from others, who kept a safe distance away.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Dispatch
01:47
Transcript:
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Team 1 units, level 3, DOC, 1648, East 28.
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CloudVos, you may drop off the client and the subject started throwing rocks, angry his family is not there. Try to verify if they are separated.
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Number 2, you under 599,
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total 6.
00:28
If you could actually copy that call, they upgraded it to A level 2. It looks like he is actively throwing rocks and anything he can grab.
00:37
10-4[1]. Can we figure out if he has mental health issues as part of the screw pump?
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3-7. 3-7.
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3-7.
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Just because there's for you and some like a little hot-eye sheet.
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1207
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10-4[1] Looks like they are sort of separated The co-worker and caller are at a distance They advise with two other clients 23 with their inside of the vehicle suspect of the (name withheld) Hispanic male in a 30 blue shirt black pants
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One time, too.
01:27
Since we're throwing rocks naked.
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Here, breaking items are going to be going to 3.
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Copy, Wendy4 Copy.
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24, copy.
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Tim,
01:44
I'm going to try to get the caller to at least go down the street.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
E Speedway Blvd & N Arcadia Ave, Tucson, AZ 85712
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