Resident reports eviction attempt at apartment complex, District Heights MD
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Other Non-CrimeAs discussed during the dispatch call, a resident at an apartment complex reported an attempt by management to evict her. Officers were dispatched to conduct a welfare check and look into a possible disorderly situation.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Ms. (name withheld) calling in for 2031 Brooks Drive, Unit 318 at the Labler trying to put her out.
00:05
She locked the doors and windows.
00:07
I don't know if that's current or not.
00:09
Looks like she was advised earlier in given case numbers.
00:12
What do you want to do with that?
00:13
Um,
00:14
so she's called a few times today.
00:19
Correct. It looks like one was 300 advised by Henry Ford, and another one was 300 case numbers by H-9.
00:24
Do H-9?
00:26
Give me one.
00:27
It's not a landlord actively there.
00:29
It's an apartment complex.
00:30
I seriously got it.
00:33
I am not sure.
00:34
Let me see if the call ticker knows.
00:37
Each time I disconnect with ours.
00:39
Alright, we'll go out once tonight to the advisor for our shift.
00:43
I copy that, Henry 2, Henry 3, 4, that welfare check or disorderly.
00:47
My attendance, 2031 Brooks Drive, 2031 Brooks, Unit 318, caller, (name withheld) H2.
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Location mentioned:
Brooks Dr, District Heights, MD 20747
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