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Officers make contact with a male in black hoodie near shadyglade ave, Los Angeles CA
Suspicious ActivityOfficers were trying to find and talk to a man wearing a black hoodie and baggy shorts near Shadyglade Avenue and Cohasset Street. The man moved between an apartment complex and the sidewalk before police made contact with him.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Dispatch - Valley Bureau
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Cleaner today, Shady glade and coal has hit Beard indirect,
00:05
ball of blue jeans, managed by Tangun, Code 2[1], Incident (number withheld), Radio6, 303
00:16
Down, chop 94c.
00:18
Can you take that guy on your right hand side? Middle Hispanic black hoodie, long baggy shorts on your right hand side.
00:26
On the south guys on your right hand side, about two trees south of you.
00:30
Right there.
00:35
Yeah shop 940.
00:37
Look behind you guys.
00:38
There was a male,
00:40
a male, black hoodie,
00:42
like long, and he saw you guys and then he went back towards the apartment complex.
00:50
The apartment complex right in front of us? I think there.
00:57
What apartment complex is that? Is that closer to Nordoff?
01:07
intersection north of you guys off a Sunburst street.
01:11
Oh it's coming out again now.
01:16
He's the one on the sidewalk now.
01:23
You contact with possible sunbursts in Columbus.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed promptly without lights or siren, obeying all traffic laws.
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Location mentioned:
Shadyglade Ave & Cohasset St, Los Angeles, CA 91605
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