Officers respond to vehicle with reported handgun on East 4th, Cleveland OH
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WeaponsOfficers responded to a call on East 4th Street about a possible handgun seen in a vehicle. They attempted to locate the caller and confirmed with medics that a handgun was involved, but details about its location in the vehicle were unknown.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland Police and Metro Housing Authority
Listen to dispatch call
01:42
Transcript:
00:00
We're currently here on East 4th now.
00:02
We can do a call back for us so we can locate our caller and that would be much appreciated.
00:08
Thank you.
00:11
You're welcome.
00:12
(number withheld).
00:13
(number withheld).
00:19
(officer) 327 radio. Could you try to get a hold of EMS
00:22
and ask them what weapon they saw on this car.
00:25
Did they say it was a gun?
00:27
Right. She's coming down.
00:28
She's saying that they're not in the lobby.
00:30
They went into an apartment now.
00:32
Oh, call. I'm sorry, not in the hallway.
00:39
Yes, ma'am, we copy.
00:40
We're standing in front of the East Fourth living apartment right now, waiting for someone to come down to their entrance.
00:49
Okay, she's coming down.
00:51
Yes, ma'am, thank you.
00:54
Three-seven,
00:56
they're going to try asking the medics.
01:03
37 radio. All right, three-seven pre-EMS was a handgun.
01:13
Three-seven McAfee, did they say we're at in the vehicle that it was it at?
01:21
RESF, they're asking.
01:27
David 3-1-7.
01:28
David 3-1 that metro.
01:38
(number withheld). 3-7 handgun, but they don't know where.
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Location mentioned:
E 4th St, Cleveland, OH
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