Woman banging on car windows in university area, Cleveland OH
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Disorderly ConductMultiple reports received about a woman banging on car windows near Green Road and Cedar in University Heights. Officers found the woman and provided her with courtesy transport to Groveland.
Audio|Heard on: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
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02:41
Transcript:
00:00
When six and eight five, we're getting several other calls off.
00:03
She's by Green and Cedar in U.H.
00:06
Only mob banging on people's windows.
00:11
Okay,
00:12
we're out.
00:16
I checked the surrounding area, I say, Gigi.
00:19
Okay.
00:28
824 radio 2.4.
00:33
You can have another cat entry, use 1,500 Blumar, label a fraud.
00:40
Copy.
00:46
6-5-742 is arriving, U.H Main.
00:52
Copy arriving in Spain.
00:59
6.5 and 80, she's supposedly now by green yourself, be walking towards Cedar.
01:08
Time for it.
01:13
Clear out with her at the bus stop, front of Heinen's.
01:16
Copy.
01:23
Hi, Emily,
01:24
she doesn't growl and tell her support, get the room, please.
01:34
Hey, do you have a lot of background? He said, (name withheld).
01:38
All permanent.
01:40
She lives on grown ones.
01:42
We've dealt with her before her.
01:47
Turn, boy.
01:53
How old she is?
01:58
Buddy.
02:07
Good.
02:12
Mayfield and Sheridan.
02:14
George John Sam, 8534.
02:17
I have it.
02:18
Copy.
02:30
God, and I found her.
02:33
Okay, I'm gonna give her all the courtesy transport back to Groveland, starting 0.5.
02:38
Okay,
02:39
that's 4349, Groveland.
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Location mentioned:
S Green Rd, Cleveland, OH 44121
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