Police respond to 911 hang-up near Russell St, Baltimore MD
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a 911 hang-up call near Russell Street. There was no voice contact and no callback from the caller. Officers checked the location to ensure everything was fine.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Southern District
01:26
Transcript:
00:00
Yes, ma'am, are you still holding near Russell?
00:04
I'll give you one second, I just step back down.
00:11
Near Russell?
00:14
10-4[1]. Yes, there's a no voice.
00:18
Yeah, it's spellpower.
00:19
Go ahead and .
00:22
Top 4.
00:27
They call this.
00:35
Go ahead. One second.
00:37
And where you advise at the Pentagon?
00:43
And 20, as for right now, there's 17 closed tenders.
00:49
Some of them can be dup together.
00:52
Two Part-O-T-1,
00:54
and overdose, there's 1,600 Bush, and a Signal 31.
00:57
Looks like it belongs to MDCA.
01:00
2.7.
01:07
Yeah, man, I forgot the accident off from 95, I think it's 55.
01:11
You know, David NRA and that need to be transferred over to MDTA.
01:14
Oh,
01:15
well, they were of asked.
01:16
Thank you.
01:21
7, that 2001 stopped Hanover.
01:24
That's the hospital, 911, no voice, there's no callback.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood (OK or affirmative).
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Near Russell St, Baltimore, MD 21230
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