Suspicious man seen walking in parking lot near Westheimer, Houston TX
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of a suspicious man dressed in all black walking in a parking lot near Westheimer Road in Houston.
Audio|Heard on: Harris TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
All right, San 77, do we have any update?
00:04
Sancto, negative, the reporting hung up on the phone.
00:09
Okay, unit going code one as you get closer to the target.
00:12
Cut the lights up siren and go in silent.
00:15
And San 77, see if we can get an update of where he's at.
00:19
Says a black male in all black.
00:23
I'm receiving you.
00:24
All right now black.
00:27
You know, I'm there on that traffic.
00:34
Louis 17, you can release D2 for us.
00:38
Be advised,
00:39
security,
00:40
advise of the mail.
00:41
He's not walking in the parking lot towards Westheimer, walking from the vehicles.
00:47
In the parking lot or on the street?
00:51
In the parking lot.
00:53
Any year round, so we call.
00:56
So too.
00:58
I need a sign for a call.
01:01
He is revised D2 is released, 1313.
01:06
820.
01:08
Live center.
01:11
What business?
01:13
How long did he?
01:16
San fifty-four and seven, 78 YLA.
01:20
We're on the north side of Westheimer by the Perry apartment parking lot.
01:27
V-12 major accident.
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Location mentioned:
Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX
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