Person urinates near parking lot after vehicle dispute, Plymouth IN
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, a caller reported being blocked in their vehicle near West Harrison Street. Officers found a person urinating near parking lot 206 and observed a black Cadillac leaving the area.
Audio|Heard on: Marshall County Police, Fire, and EMS
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
If you head towards near West Harrison Street.
00:04
Now, I'll advise he was in his vehicle and somebody was not letting him out.
00:07
He disconnected and it came through on 911 precinct so I cannot call him back.
00:11
Can I start 915?
00:13
163, Gibson and Lincolnway?
00:16
17 stations.
00:23
Complainant said near West Harrison and the mail is something about a black vehicle.
00:30
It's clear.
00:45
31 Northbound and 14th Road.
00:49
And a passenger plate, (number withheld).
00:51
Edward, E. Edward Wy Young.
00:55
Fort Worth.
01:00
Marshall 17, I'll be turning on Harrison from Plum.
01:08
Clear. It looks like he's peeing in front of lot 206.
01:16
Marshall's that ping moving?
01:21
Negative.
01:26
Claire,
01:28
just had a black Cadillac leave the lot.
01:33
Okay.
01:39
I'm continuing to the Ping location,
01:43
but the Cadillac headed east on there since.
01:48
Claire and 163, are you Claire?
01:53
163 is Claire.
01:54
Right now, I'm sure what we got going on.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
W Harrison St, Plymouth, IN 46563
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