Woman threatens hotel security with knife at Sheraton Gateway, Los Angeles CA
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel near West Century Boulevard, a woman aged 30 to 35 threatened hotel security with a knife. Security was alerted and additional units responded. The suspect carried black clothing and was reported to reach into a backpack while threatening.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division
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01:26
Transcript:
00:00
Heine-15 woman near West Century Boulevard at the Sheraton Gateway in the lobby.
00:05
Female 30 to 35 years, black bandana, black sweatshirt, and pants.
00:10
Go to incident 1 85010, (number withheld).
00:17
2873 stack it.
00:21
1873, Roger.
00:27
17, can you have a pair step out?
00:30
14-A11 stemming.
00:36
Do you know?
00:40
11 years. 11 rogers.
00:41
11 rogers.
00:46
The city Pacific unit battery comes back at (number withheld) Inglewood Boulevard, Code Chiltern 1861, already 1465.
00:59
1873, (number withheld), additional security called back on year 415[1] moment at near Century Boulevard.
01:05
Sheraton Hotel, the suspect continues to threaten security with a knife, no weapon scene, which continues to reach into the backpack.
01:13
Additional incident, 1850.
01:18
14-850, rather.
01:19
Enter, 218773, 14, 8773, your 415[1] women is out of 415 women with a possible knife.
Police codes explained
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[1]
415: Disturbance or disturbing the peace, including fights, arguments, or disorderly conduct in any context.
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Location mentioned:
W Century Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045
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