Intoxicated student detained near Prospect and Porter avenues, Buffalo NY
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Alcohol ViolationPolice and campus safety responded to an intoxicated, irate student near Prospect Avenue and Porter Avenue. There were no suicide threats. The student was detained, and officers are completing a report.
Audio|Heard on: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
We're having up with campus safety right now.
00:02
We're going to be on floor town.
00:03
I'll get you on moving in a second.
00:12
State of the attic.
00:15
One detained in the attic.
00:16
That's clear.
00:21
So we're at the door rooms.
00:23
Dorm rooms are going to be behind the old folks home on Porter.
00:28
And, uh,
00:29
Prospect.
00:34
That's correct.
00:35
He should be pulling up in a white Highlander.
00:37
I can try to get you a ETA.
00:44
We're looking at unconfirmed reports, potentially.
00:47
The floor is checked okay.
00:48
Nine, ten, a lot of...
00:54
Down, tires for partners, slowly down.
00:58
The rest of the house.
01:02
Clear is open, tail 3.
01:12
212 right plus you can show me pulling up on Dane.
01:25
O 241 radio changes to an agency assist Huff notes on the call we're back assisted myself and O 41 are heading back to Edward District have a good night.
01:40
Yeah, well, thank you.
01:47
All right.
01:52
All the way, shape, or form is this suicide threats? We can change this to a drunk.
01:56
This was an extremely irate student who seemed to have drank a little bit too much.
02:00
Thank you to all the cars.
02:01
Myself and Eleven are going to head back to the station and crank out a report for this briefly.
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Location mentioned:
Prospect Ave & Porter Ave, Buffalo, NY 14201
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