00:00
Hey, that's 10th Street.
00:01
There's damage to the door.
00:04
All right, is there any order or anything, or is it just a regular?
00:10
She doesn't want to see her.
00:13
You said she doesn't want to see her.
00:19
All right, let's see.
00:28
Do you need these guys there for that?
00:36
(name withheld), the doc, there's quite a few cameras here.
00:38
I believe each of these properties here is port authority.
00:42
Is there like a command center that may answer at this hour that could just let us know if these cameras are visible now if we got a wake-up daylight?
00:50
I'll try to find out.
01:00
I'm sorry, how significant is the damage?
01:06
Sorry, can you go with that again?
01:09
How significant is the damage to the door?
01:14
Uh, it's just the door panel, and she's unable to lock the door.
01:20
But she does have a chain lock.
01:24
It's not the best, but she can do it for the night.
01:31
All right, body cam's on.
01:32
Sergeant, this is a BCI[1].
01:34
Sergeant, this is a BCI[1].
01:35
This is with photos.
01:43
BCI[1] Channel One, BCI Channel One.
01:54
When you get a chance, can you stop over at (number withheld) New Street and take pictures of damages to the door?
02:02
Okay, do you have a phone number?
02:07
That's going to be call number (number withheld) .
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BCI: Bureau of Criminal Identification (crime scene unit)
Property Damage
