Possible illegal eviction near Gittings Ave, Baltimore MD
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Other CrimesAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible illegal eviction near Gittings Avenue in Baltimore. A caller, identified as (name withheld), reported being locked out by a landlord. The incident involved law enforcement checking on the situation after initial contact was not made at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Northeast District
Listen to dispatch call
00:48
Transcript:
00:00
One 0515. I know you're en route to the station, ma'am.
00:02
Did you make contact with your complainant on Gittings Avenue?
00:06
I did not. I knocked at the door and I closed it.
00:09
Ten four. KJ13.
00:13
Out of my way.
00:14
All right, the caller.
00:15
I know 15 went in for a brief PR.
00:17
Can you respond back over to? I'm sorry, can you respond over to Gittings Avenue, near Gittings Avenue.
00:22
Going to be for an illegal eviction.
00:24
Got a (name withheld) standing by at the location saying the landlord has locked her out of the location on an illegal eviction.
00:33
Fifteen, is she there?
00:36
Ten four, this is what she's stating here in the text of the call that they locked her out.
00:39
It doesn't advise if she's standing by the location or not.
00:41
Just go ahead and ask.
00:44
Okay, you can put it in my box now as soon as I head there.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Gittings Ave, Baltimore, MD 21239
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