Officer spit at by man near Bergen Boulevard, Bergen County NJ
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, an officer reported that a man walking near Richfield Terrace and Bergen Boulevard spat toward him, made obscene gestures, and used profanity. The suspect was described wearing a black hoodie and backpack and appeared agitated while walking toward Fairview.
Audio|Heard on: Bergen NJ Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Com Center, just had a male party spit my direction, near Richfield Terrace and Bergen Boulevard.
00:09
If you want to advise Fairview, he's walking toward that location.
00:13
Going to be.
00:15
Carrying all black, black hoodie.
00:18
Carrying a water bottle and a black backpack.
00:21
He flipped me off.
00:24
Five three, is that the guy you just dealt with?
00:27
Go ahead.
00:30
Negative, not you.
00:31
I'm talking to five three.
00:32
He was just at the ...
00:33
I believe he was just dealing with that party.
00:37
Yeah, cops.
00:40
Did he make contact with you with that spit or just flip you off?
00:48
I'm doing traffic in the middle of the street.
00:49
He was walking on the sidewalk, spat toward my direction, said profanity and flipped me off.
00:55
I don't know if you want to advise Fairview, but this guy's acting a little erratic.
01:02
All right, he's just angry.
01:05
One six three, come.
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Location mentioned:
Bergen Blvd, New Jersey
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