Vehicle stopped for routine traffic check near Greenwood and 5th, Bend OR
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TrafficA vehicle was stopped near Greenwood Avenue and 5th Street in Bend for a routine traffic check. After stopping, the individual exited the car and was seated on the bumper while officers checked the vehicle. The location moved briefly near a trailer park on Murphy west of Highway 97.
Audio|Heard on: Bend Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
3 L.A 3A3 traffic.
00:03
3L83 traffic. Beast, 5th and Greenwood, 353, King King Dora.
00:12
Thank you.
00:13
Really, you do a routine response.
00:16
Routine response, northeast, northeast Greenwood.
00:20
That's my show him over-dee against target.
00:23
Copy.
00:28
Distraged the real one-time.
00:31
The row one-one.
00:35
Vehicles leaving.
00:37
We're going.
00:39
Shell gone,
00:40
97 from there.
00:44
Copy.
00:49
One time, I want to be a safe place, you know, get a stop.
00:52
I think it's going to be the new RV park.
00:55
It's on Murphy west of South Highway 97.
00:59
Copy.
01:01
We're going to be on Murphy right at that trailer park.
01:21
I'm on fifth north of Greenwood and just FYI as soon as they stopped and he quickly got out of the car and then walked towards the back.
01:30
So I have him sitting on the bumper right now.
01:32
Can you take a look in the vehicle when you get here, please?
01:36
Okay, for him in certain Greenwood with there's lots of trains.
01:43
(name withheld), I'm not with the Merle-Lar-R-O-1-554.
01:46
Copt-Col-4-1550.
01:55
...intended, that's your turn.
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Location mentioned:
NE Greenwood Ave & NE 5th St, Bend, OR 97701
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