Suspect attempted burglary causing facial injury, Baltimore MD
BurglaryPolice responded to a report of an attempted burglary near Fairly Way. A caller stated someone tried to enter through a window. The suspect caused a facial injury to a person at the scene.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Eastern District
02:18
Transcript:
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Near Fairly Way, and that's for B&E[1].
00:03
(name withheld) said someone tried to come in through his window.
00:06
And do I have a unit of the system 26?
00:08
26, I'm good.
00:09
What's the Facebook list?
00:11
I'm sorry, near Fairly Way.
00:12
All right, near Fairly Way.
00:16
That's Frank (name withheld), Adam, Ida, Lincoln, Edward Young.
00:19
You're 23. I already asked the priest's dispatcher.
00:22
He said this was a report for the progress.
00:25
Okay, what are we doing? I'm sorry.
00:27
No, this wasn't reference of being in college when I see who's working on.
00:31
It's not in private. It's just for the report.
00:32
Okay, thank you so much.
00:33
What's the 100 blinds for that signal 30?
00:36
Kenyon and Cliffmont.
00:37
That's 3,600 Kenyon, 3,700, Clifford.
00:40
Okay, 6. Can I get the call back number?
00:41
Callback numbers (number withheld).
00:49
(name withheld) is the caller.
00:50
Turnful.
00:51
Two or three, I'm at 1023 in Kenya, um, close, four, four.
00:55
And four. Two, three, you can't try to call back, please.
00:57
When you're ready, five.
00:58
Two, three? Six hours of my phone, it's kind of active on.
01:01
He's right here.
01:05
He's right here.
01:07
Plymetic.
01:08
He's obviously a facial injury leading from the face.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
B&E: Breaking and Entering
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