Man causes disturbance at Mesa CVS store, Mesa AZ
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a man caused a disturbance at a CVS in Mesa. He was confrontational, threw items, refused to leave, and left on a bike. The store manager reported the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Superstition Patrol District
Listen to dispatch call
01:23
Transcript:
00:00
7trily 46 start for at near Southern Ave CVS.
00:07
Where six happy?
00:10
Two Charlie 41, can you head to this 238 as well?
00:18
2.541, copy your route.
00:20
At near East Southern, there's a customer that is being confrontational with staff and throwing items, refusing to leave; it's in progress, RPA staff.
00:31
Once fly as late to send me that.
00:34
Probably. No time.
00:36
He just exited the store.
00:37
He's out front, no shirt on, getting ready to leave on his bike.
00:47
Now the store manager is on the line and said that the male was being escorted out.
00:52
He was verbal in the background.
00:53
He has access to the bicycle.
00:55
He's a white male in his 30s.
00:59
With black pants, black hoodie, five, seven average height and weight and brown short hair, RP20, 238.
01:07
Charlie 43, can you click on the 238?m.
01:10
97. Copy, Charlie 46, I'll keep you 108.
01:17
Okay.
01:19
He has a gray backpack and we also have a customer online saying that he was 488 as well.
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Location mentioned:
E Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85209
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