Deputies respond to disturbance near Grand River Ave, Brighton MI
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible disturbance near West Grand River Ave involving a shirtless man who appeared intoxicated. The man questioned a female worker about being alone and made comments about calling police. He was later seen outside with a woman near a black Chevrolet.
Audio|Heard on: Livingston MI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Thirty-nine thirty-four, thirty-nine fifteen, copy on disturbance.
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At near Grand River Ave.
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What?
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Near Grand River Ave for a male that came into the store.
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He is shirtless asking if the female worker was working alone.
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Made a comment to her, said that he was making sure she was not calling the police.
00:25
Is there any further?
00:26
Clear, is he still on site?
00:29
Aver.
00:31
Clear, fifteen's in the car with me if you need her out.
00:34
Okay.
00:35
Thirty-nine thirty-four, be advised.
00:37
Be advised, male is now currently outside again.
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He is possibly intoxicated.
00:42
Forty-seven sixteen, you can call that for me from your arrival.
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Okay.
00:47
Here is the mobile.
00:49
Male is currently with a female.
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They're in a black Chevy.
00:53
Female did state the male was half intoxicated.
00:57
Clear.
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Location mentioned:
W Grand River Ave, Brighton, MI 48116
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