Deputies track suspicious person near 22nd St, Tucson AZ
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to reports of a suspicious person walking near East 22nd Street and Duke in Tucson. The person was described as stocky and wearing black pants and white shoes. Multiple units were dispatched to check the area, including near McDonald's and Calabria High School. The situation appeared to involve observation and contact with the individual.
Audio|Heard on: Tucson Police Dispatch
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01:14
Transcript:
00:00
What was he wearing when he fled?
00:05
18 to that unit.
00:06
He's a pretty stocky guy.
00:07
He was reported wearing black shoes.
00:14
Okay, thank you.
00:20
You still have eyes on that subject?
00:24
Everyone you asked him for, he's wearing black pants and white shoes from what I saw.
00:33
Oh, everyone, he's still walking westbound on 22nd coming up to Duke, sorry.
00:43
Ten four, 400 and forty-eight to the units on quad.
00:46
I'll get a couple of you to go make contact with that subject on twenty-second.
00:50
Eight hundred and
00:55
sixty-six, break quads and go.
00:58
All right, 700 and seventy-five, I can be rovering over there.
01:02
Four hundred and eighty-eight, we can break down quads.
01:05
Start circulating the area,
01:07
including the McDonald's and Calabria High School area.
01:10
He's coming up near East 22nd Street.
01:13
He's on the south side of the street.
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Location mentioned:
E 22nd St, Tucson, AZ 85710
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