Search for two suspects fleeing near Broadway and Stapley, Mesa AZ
Other CrimesPolice units are searching for two suspects who jumped a wall near Broadway and Stapley in Mesa. A K-9 unit and aerial support are assisting with tracking. The perimeter was set up but later reduced as the search area shifted. The suspects were last tracked near St. William Road and a nearby high school, moving northeast out of the original perimeter. Officers continue to check an area around a building with open doors as part of the search effort.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
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Transcript:
00:00
Are you able to check, like, the north,
00:03
east of that area kind of close to Broadway and Stapley? I did see two subjects when I was driving by over here.
00:10
One one was wearing a great sweater.
00:13
Another one was like a heavy set now.
00:19
Okay, how far out you from that? We're still a deep search over here by the scene.
00:27
It's pretty far out. I believe like it was like on Allen and Stapley.
00:35
Until we in room, Robert Edward Zero, three.
00:42
Sound free for a call.
00:44
Goody.
00:49
King 17, will they together when they hop the wall?
00:57
Did any witnesses mention if they were together when they hopped the wall?
01:02
Well,
01:05
they both hopped the wall together.
01:08
I'm talking just for info. We're kind of tracked into K-9[1].
01:11
We're currently at St. William, North of the High School.
01:15
So kind of way out of the perimeter,
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but they got a good track going.
01:20
Okay.
01:25
I'm talking to see something.
01:30
Thank you, go ahead.
01:35
We have like five units still over a perimeter at the original scene.
01:39
You could have the kind of break down kind of rope or do you want them holding.
01:42
We don't have any search going on over there right now.
01:47
At this point I think what's happening is the dog's following the over to the gas station.
01:57
Talk to it there. How much if you want those permitters will spot still station.
02:02
We're a...
02:04
north east of there on our about quarterfile. So kind of way out of it, we don't have any shirts going on currently in the perimeter.
02:11
I copy. Can you get over us over here in this dirt lot? The dog's real interested in this building.
02:17
Yeah, 10-4[2]. We're overhead. We're looking.
02:23
If we're already out of that perimeter, go ahead and we bring the perimeter down and just have everybody check the area.
02:34
You guys are at, K-9[1],
02:36
around the corner to your east on that building,
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to your east, there's an open door,
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red door,
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if you face with the north side.
02:49
Tom 31, we're breaking from wherever we can head that way. Is there some more you want us, Falcon?
03:03
So I've got another unit,
03:05
maybe help trails as a K-9[1] unit.
03:08
We only have one officer within a K-9[1].
03:12
Where are they currently in?
03:15
That's 1720, you say, have.
03:20
7-033. Since we're bringing out for a river and a couple of units up there to a system.
03:26
We call all head out.
03:28
Okay.
03:29
So I can't see your second head to K-9[1].
03:36
The unit is found at abse people on east.
03:42
We've got a different road off here,
03:51
about 100 feet. There are north side of that property, kind of just walking around.
03:57
We want to just kind of hang out.
04:04
I'm sorry, there's somebody walking around, is that correct?
04:07
No, no, no, I'm trying to get more units to you guys.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
K-9: Police canine unit involvement or deployment
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received and understood; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
S Stapley Dr & E Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ 85204
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