Female driver detained during trailer stop in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
TrafficPolice stopped a female driver near Portal Street in Baltimore. The female driver was detained and a female officer was requested to conduct a search. Authorities arranged transport for five individuals, including the detained female, to a location near Palmer Avenue.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police
04:36
Transcript:
00:00
MSP has eyes on that trailer, on that vehicle is leaving near Portal St now.
00:09
1040. Good morning.
00:13
Show me around. MSP,
00:15
where are you guys exactly with that you?
00:21
MSP to that unit.
00:23
I'm literally right in front of near Portal St, but the load is pulling out right now. I'll stay behind it.
00:29
Looks like he's going to Thundalk Avenue.
00:31
I'll advise.
00:36
265. We're going to head over that way.
00:38
Thank you.
00:40
So you'll show me about as well.
00:43
Time for it.
00:46
266. We're with the 260s?
00:49
Power.
00:50
All right.
00:55
The driver in the load is pulled over right in front of near Portal St.
00:59
Okay.
01:00
She gets out the female operator.
01:03
Powerful.
01:07
20 to 15, when you do get there, you can put her just detain for now.
01:16
Good thing you copy 20.
01:20
10 for you.
01:26
Can you copy the tag on this trailer?
01:29
Time for, go ahead.
01:31
Through Tennessee,
01:32
(number withheld) Tom,
01:37
on a Hyundai trailer.
01:39
Time for.
01:44
14.
01:51
Here I have an X-Rino for the Arsini from outer.
01:56
The team is going to be (number withheld). Head (number withheld).
02:10
1024 is your time out.
02:20
Do I have anyone who said to one comment tonight?
02:25
What do you have any of one?
02:28
We have the, um,
02:30
it's a police notify reference to DOA[1] and a request from the fire department and reference to DOA for near Hampton Avenue.
02:41
I have a disorderly 2,500 north hours and then we have a signal 30, Baltimore Polytechnic.
02:55
All right now you can go to sector for the DOA[1] because I don't know if we wait too long they'll start making complaints about it and as soon as we're able to finish up here, bracing unit, I'll take Palmer if we will.
03:10
Time for um Baker 24.
03:18
Senator Bill.
03:19
Senator.
03:21
Do you respond to the DOA[1] near Hampton Avenue?
03:30
Coming out as the DOA[1] and a request from the fire department.
03:39
Dean, can you hold here?
03:42
10-4[2]. All year stand by, hold in the air.
03:48
If you need to open here.
03:56
I'm a more polytechnic parking lot.
04:03
Yeah, I can hand that.
04:05
Get in from my box, get my computer starting to send out, make my way over there.
04:09
Except for.
04:11
All right.
04:17
Oh,
04:19
nice.
04:21
I'm Reverend Palmer.
04:22
I need a female officer for a female search.
04:25
And I'm going to need you to go out of district for a wagon.
04:29
We got room for five.
04:32
Do we have a female unit working that can respond to near Palmer?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
DOA: Person found deceased upon arrival of authorities.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood (OK or affirmative).
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Location mentioned:
Near Portal St, Baltimore, MD 21224
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