Police respond to abandoned hotel with open doors, Tempe AZ
BurglaryPolice responded to an abandoned hotel near East Apache Boulevard with multiple open doors, indicating a possible break-in or unauthorized entry.
Audio|Source: Tempe Police Department - North Patrol District
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Transcript:
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There's going to be a 60 hotel room, abandoned hotel.
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10-4 do I have a second to clear and assist for order 11?
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47 break. How many units do we have, or how, for the unit on scene for the 62[1], how many more units do you need over there?
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Who's on scene at the 62[1]?
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314.
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37 to 314. How many more units do you need there? Can we break one to back up that other unit?
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14, yeah. We could clear all the units.
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Just give me 4 every 11.
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Injuries are just minorize this moment.
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47 copy. We can we start one over to that other call?
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104, 3.15.
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815, 1022.
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1247, you're the only other unit on that?
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962[1].
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Gabby. Uh,
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standby one, I might be able to clear here, a second.
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10 4. I can head around tonight.
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Can you pull me some outside units for this, too?
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104. Door to 11.
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I have multiple open doors.
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1040K414, can I have you 17 to the 418[2] Tom at near East Apache Boulevard? I got you.
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4723 on the 62[1].
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1040. 10.4.
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Purple 24, can I have you 174-418[2] Tom at near East Apache Boulevard to that 411 with multiple open doors?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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62: Injury collision (shorthand for Arizona DPS code 962)
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418: Disturbance involving family, domestic dispute, or altercation requiring police intervention.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Apache Blvd, Tempe, AZ 85281
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