Emergency call with voices heard near King Boulevard, Cape Canaveral FL
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to an open 911 call near King Boulevard and Zone 38 where a male speaking Spanish and a female voice were heard. No clear communication was established with the caller and the situation remains unclear.
Audio|Source: Brevard County Sheriff East Precinct and Fire, Cocoa Beach Police / Fire
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Transcript:
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Provard 138, 1065 and 911 open line[1], near George J.
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King Boulevard at Zone 38.
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438.
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138, got a 911 open line[1], near George J.
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King Boulevard. No voice contact, we could hear a male voice in the background, unable to make out what he said.
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Sounds a footstep and a female voice in the background as well.
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No priors on the prefix.
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It's a male speaking Spanish in the background.
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138. 34,
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I'll be 51 to that as well.
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104. 137.
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137, go ahead.
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Yeah, that's going to be CT3.
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Okay, still wait.
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104. We should check with a terminal depth 3-7-4.
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Robard, C-T3 units.
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C2-3, don't forget.
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C-G3, don't forget.
00:34
CD3 Delta, we've got an open line at your cruise terminal to a male speaking Spanish in the background, and we can hear a female as well.
00:42
No priors on the phone number, it's a 911 line.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911 open line: Unresponsive or incomplete emergency call
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Location mentioned:
Port Canaveral, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
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