Person detained for drug violation near West Pratt St, Baltimore MD

Drugs Violation

Reported: 10/23/2025 08:24 PM

Near W Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21223

Police have detained one person for a controlled substance violation near West Pratt St in Baltimore. Officers arranged transportation for the individual to the appropriate facility.

Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Southwest District

02:39

Transcript:

00:00

He's asking for a wagon. Unfortunately, we don't have one on the night.

00:03

104 I was just looking because we just switched out 104.

00:09

86 now you got me.

00:13

850, we need to transport near West Pratt St.

00:17

We have a unit that can transport. We have a unit that can transport.

00:26

They're not for a lateral.

00:30

Go for us.

00:32

09 to 860. If we take them down, you have somebody can stand by with them?

00:39

Yeah, I mean we can just, we can figure that out in the second I can train for now. Let's get them all seen.

00:44

Count four.

00:51

CityWotto, here's the privates of Overtown available. Once again, we do have Overtown available tomorrow, South East District, Charlie Schiff.

00:57

If anyone addressed the Overtown Central Southeast District, Charlie Schiff.

01:05

Adam 11, I got a...

01:08

I got a... I can transport.

01:10

All right, so full.

01:17

All right.

01:24

That was Adam 11.

01:25

All right, copy, thank you.

01:28

104. All right, so 869, so I'm clear, you're at near North Grantley and you need someone to transport near West Pratt St.

01:39

So 4.

01:41

850, 1047.

01:44

Myself, 869 and 864,

01:46

have one custody, near West Pratt St. I don't know where that Grantley call came from.

01:53

We code it out.

01:54

Was it 605 now, Holly?

01:58

Oh, wow. Okay, so I got 869, 864, and 850.

02:05

Yeah, something like that.

02:08

All right, simple.

02:14

860, you guys, go out there?

02:18

Yeah, Temple, we're good.

02:20

All right, time for our cruise is on as well.

02:28

Gotting.

02:29

The 869, what do you want me to detect this call to?

02:34

I think you make a CDS[1] violation and put an x-ray in my box.

02:38

All right, 104.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

CDS: Controlled Dangerous Substance violation or offense involving illegal drugs or narcotics.

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