Suspicious persons reported near Cottonbelt Ave, Wylie TX
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Suspicious ActivityTwo suspicious males wearing hoodies were reported near Cottonbelt Avenue. They were last seen walking near railroad tracks and heading towards Birmingham Elementary School.
Audio|Heard on: Wylie Police and Fire
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Hercy, 212, 216, is a suspicious person in the area near South Cotton Belt.
00:05
The RPs advising a male came up to the RP's door and knocked.
00:08
She didn't answer.
00:11
But then there was another subject,
00:14
there was also a second subject that showed up.
00:18
The RP's dog started barking and then they left, but she's not sure which person left.
00:27
Okay. Okay.
00:32
16 for 12, based on the description, these could be our individuals from this morning in that area.
00:41
Okay.
00:48
All 1216,
00:50
the RPFI is a male, they were in chemo, hoodie, jeans, and a bright, also a bright red hoodie, the second person, unknown on the third.
00:59
They appear to be light skin males approximately 25 years old.
01:03
Last seen walking towards Oak, that was three minutes ago.
01:06
The RP is now seeing him near the railroad tracks.
01:13
Between copies from Springwell and Claybrook.
01:17
I've been not put myself on that call.
01:24
In correction, the RP only sees two miles, not three.
01:32
To units and routes, suspicious person, the RP is advising that they were last seen on Industrial going towards Birmingham Elementary near the daycare.
01:46
23. I put myself in a call.
01:48
I'll be in rush to the address center.
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Location mentioned:
S Cottonbelt Ave, Wylie, TX 75098
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