Suspicious person tries vehicle doors near Capitol of Texas Hwy, West Lake Hills TX
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a suspicious person was seen trying vehicle door handles near the Capitol of Texas Highway at the H.E.B. parking lot. The individual is described as a white male with dark brown hair wearing all black clothing. It appears he was walking on foot between the parking lot areas. It is unclear whether the person remains in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Calling priority to suspicious person for Westlake PD, near Capitol of Texas Highway at H.E.B.
00:06
Wastro1-7-2D, show me en route.
00:08
10-4. West Lake Hills, can you show me in route? 10-4.
00:12
Wesleyan killed in a route to the suspicious person at H.E.B.
00:16
Compliant advising mail was seen trying door handles on vehicles.
00:19
Last seen two minutes ago, via white male with dark brown hair, last seen wearing all black clothing.
00:25
Subject is walking back and forth between H.E.B.
00:28
parking lot and P. Terry's no weapons, no in-talk.
00:31
Subject is on foot.
00:32
Caller's the score manager for H.E.B.
00:35
requesting 17.
00:36
Unknown if he's still in the parking lot.
00:38
You know, 3 out of 21 clearing route to 31.
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Location mentioned:
Capitol Of Texas Hwy Bld C, 701 S Capital of Texas Hwy Bldg C, West Lake Hills, TX 78746
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