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Heard on: Dallas TX Law Dispatch Group Calls · 4 days ago
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Right, and also Bravo fifty-one.
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So is that museum closed or do you just need a key holder out there or can somebody go and make contact?
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Officers respond to damage at Dallas museum
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As discussed during the dispatch call, officers discussed apparent damage at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas and attempted to reach a key holder. The museum appeared to be closed for holidays. No person identifiers or further details about the damage were provided.
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