Suspicious man looking into windows at Arlington gym, Arlington MA
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a man was seen repeatedly looking into windows and knocking on windows at a women's gym near Broadway in Arlington, disturbing the women inside. The man is described as an older bald white male with glasses and a goatee, last seen walking west on Broadway.
Audio|Heard on: Arlington Police
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Transcript:
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Can you respond to near Broadway? It's 'Get In Shape For Women.'
00:04
There's a man outside looking into the business, knocking at the window,
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disturbing the ladies working out.
00:12
He's a bald white man with glasses.
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Who has that?
00:17
Four has it.
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One to control.
00:22
You can show me clear that motor vehicle stop with a verbal.
00:25
That was going to be on a master edge 8 Lima Hotel 217.
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I'll start over to near Broadway.
00:31
Roger, sector 4, you can stand down.
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With a calculation.
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Please going up.
00:44
Roger. Roger.
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One's going out.
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Roger. One to control.
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Control. Control.
01:02
We spoke to the RP,
01:04
I stayed at that party, was walking up and down Broadway, and every few minutes peers through the window into the gym class and knocks in the window,
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and then proceeds to walk on and repeats that.
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Described as an older white gentleman with a goatee with glasses,
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last seen walking westbound on Broadway, see if I can locate that party and talk to him.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway, Arlington, MA 02474
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