Suspect with warrants found near 22nd St and Randolph, Tucson AZ
TrafficPolice located a suspect with multiple warrants near 22nd St and Randolph in Tucson. The suspect is known to provide false statements, carries airsoft guns, and is driving a Nissan with no license plate.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Midtown Division
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Transcript:
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Figure of 95 and 97 reference your call. I went ahead in 29[1] both parties and I just found the suspect (name withheld).
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He's trying to have some officer safety flags that I'm seeing anti-police and is known to provide false statements to officers.
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And he has several unaccharitable code ones.
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Three out of Mesa, one out of Indiana, it looks like, and it also looks like he's on supervised release.
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552, brown and blue. His photo is going to be in the context here in a second.
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We copy that you can see.
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I'm 2241.
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Question I truck.
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Okay.
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It's going to be a Nissan,
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no plate.
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Two-two and Randolph.
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Okay.
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32.
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3247, I'll be out with AX, St.
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Heinz.
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2342.
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Frank, can you copy of Ben?
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Ten further going on.
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One, Nora, four, Adam Lincoln, three, Adam, Paul, X-ray.
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Frank Charles, one eight,
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two, three, eight, nine.
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Four, it's a turning negative, 29[1], but suspended.
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2344.
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2344.
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Zero to nine five, just a little bit more 25 for your suspect for prior as far as he's, known each single one user, and carries airsoft guns with him and in his vehicle.
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Thank you, Harvey.
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2044.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Check for wants or warrants on a person, vehicle, or property.
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Location mentioned:
E 22nd St & S Randolph Way, Tucson, AZ 85713
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