Robbery suspect fled toward Market Street, Houston TX
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RobberyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a reported robbery near Tremper Street in Houston. A caller reported being locked inside and that the suspect took house keys before fleeing on foot toward Market Street. The suspect was described as a heavy-built female wearing dark clothing and warm-up pants. The caller later declined police assistance after stating the suspect had left the area.
Audio|Heard on: Houston Police Department - All Districts
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
Have a code two robbery just occurred dropping in IC 20s.
00:05
3B41, one male detained, slowing us down, code three for now.
00:09
26, can you send this?
00:14
Down to 68 hydrate, slow it down, code three, one detained.
00:23
Nineteen twenty-six, Frank.
00:24
It's going to be near Tremper Street.
00:29
Male and female arguing.
00:33
The caller states suspects locked (name withheld) in and took off with house keys.
00:37
No EMS is around.
00:50
Received.
00:55
Units headed to that call.
00:57
Two robberies. Suspect is a heavy-built female with dark clothing and warm-up pants.
01:08
Now I see two six Frank.
01:09
The update on the slip states the caller says she does not need the police.
01:13
She just wants to advise she made it out and the suspect left the location on foot going towards Market Street.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Market St, Houston, TX 77020
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