Police search for suspect hiding in field near Beasley, Beasley TX
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, police in Fort Bend County responded to reports of a suspicious person possibly hiding in a field near South First Street in Beasley. Multiple officers and a drone unit were deployed to assist in the search. The area around Canyon Crest Drive and nearby wooded trails was checked for any suspects or stolen vehicles.
Audio|Heard on: Fort Bend County Law Enforcement
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04:24
Transcript:
00:00
22. 24 plus 22.
00:02
Yes ma'am, there's a big field by the fence perhaps.
00:05
Looks like he's possibly hiding in the field.
00:08
Is there's Rosenberg have going that can help us with this?
00:12
That's clear.
00:13
We try to raise twenty-one and advise (name withheld) on pad three since he's a drone operator.
00:19
I see he's on traffic now.
00:23
I'll try to contact Rosenberg for another unit.
00:27
That has clearance, thanks.
00:30
That's going to be the victim.
00:31
Twenty-four .5 .
00:33
Hey, lookout units on that suspicious person.
00:36
Y'all need any more units?
00:38
One off, ready.
00:41
One hundred and three, traffic.
00:44
Four (number withheld).
00:47
Yes, sir.
00:50
We were going on the block of State Highway 36 on Sam Victor Henry (number withheld).
00:55
One hundred and three, clear.
00:57
That's negative for now.
01:00
Twenty 4.5 .
01:02
B75, you keep clamors from this call beyond report.
01:07
Clear.
01:09
Call five, I got a gentleman.
01:11
You ready?
01:13
Well, I'm clear on your alarm.
01:16
I think he's by.
01:22
We go to one.
01:24
One for call three, one checking.
01:31
Call one. Yes, ma'am.
01:32
You can change it to an April 9th NOR and show both units back in the window.
01:36
Roger that.
01:38
Point for call 15 or twenty-two.
01:40
Go ahead. Rosenberg's going to be sitting there.
01:42
Drone unit, unknown ETA at this time.
01:49
Stand for it.
01:50
Who's the primary unit at the office location?
01:57
From a suspicious person nearby.
02:01
It's going to be fall five.
02:03
All right, sir.
02:09
Let me see.
02:10
Go ahead.
02:11
36 is going to be heading back to PD to enter the juvenile into NCIC TCIC.
02:19
The rest of the units can stay on the call, continuing in the search.
02:23
The drone unit can stay in the air as long as they can.
02:26
I'll be out still checking.
02:31
36, can you copy another ID?
02:34
Three children in the city.
02:36
353 clear.
02:43
Going to be (number withheld).
02:49
She's coming to a trust.
02:51
She's going to log in. They'll be the dad.
02:53
That's clear.
02:56
You all going for church supply?
03:03
Sixty four, switch it three.
03:07
That's good.
03:09
Hello, sir.
03:14
Five five nine AOA.
03:18
Go ahead.
03:19
Correct address is going to be near South First Street in Beasley.
03:26
Fort Bend County is requesting a drone operator for a suspect and a stolen vehicle possibly hiding in a field.
03:32
Clear.
03:33
Hey, north of the residence,
03:37
all this wooded area.
03:39
Are you able to see anything in there? There's probably two or three trails that go through that entire wooded area.
03:50
24-5-21.
03:56
North on that street that they're looking at.
04:02
Yeah, behind Canyon Crest Drive, that whole row all the way down to Canyon Crest Drive.
04:12
All that land behind there has got river central trail that run throughout that entire wooded area and the trails go off of these streets.
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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:
S 1st St, Beasley, TX 77417
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