Dispute and verbal threats over deceased dog near Brooks Dr, District Heights MD
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, a dispute occurred near Brooks Drive involving a deceased dog and verbal threats made by a light-skinned male. Loud noises were reported earlier from the area.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Here we are hearing three connections back four that is early 2140 Brooks Drive,
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2140, two one four zero bookstries, closing,
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advising neighbor's dog is deceased in his yard and apparently they're having a dispute with the male over the dog about 15 minutes ago and caller heard loud noises as well coming from the area here three and four here everyone
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Okay.
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Henry 3 and Henry 1 is going to be unit 1.
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Page 5 you go to know.
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10.1.
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Henry 1 and Henry 3, caller advising this male may have been making verbal threats to lay him down on the phone
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and suspect's a number,
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sorry, suspect is a male, and he's light-skinned, nothing further.
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Here you want both in the next coverage.
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Great.
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There's going to be an apartment unit.
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Do we have an apartment number?
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And for 1040, every results.
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You know,
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there are no previous calls for the 2140,
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but the unit is 112.
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Location mentioned:
Brooks Dr, District Heights, MD 20747
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