Suspicious man found hiding behind dumpster near Mission Oaks Boulevard, Camarillo CA
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a report of a suspicious man hiding behind a large green metal trash bin near Mission Oaks Boulevard. Security personnel reported movement alarms for about ten minutes before calling police. The man was described as wearing dark clothing and a black backpack.
Audio|Heard on: Ventura County Sheriff Dispatch - West
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01:13
Transcript:
00:00
Suspicious subject in the area of near Mission Oaks Boulevard, cross of Dawson.
00:05
Check to the rear of the building.
00:07
There's a man currently hunkered down behind a giant green metal trash can.
00:11
Described as a male 58-59, wearing a hat backwards, gray shirt, dark pants, and a black backpack.
00:19
3233, Mission Oaks.
00:23
Hey John.
00:32
Station 1, 6 out of 11.
00:36
6.7.11, go ahead.
00:39
6 out of 11.
00:40
1098, subjects, full up.
00:42
Can you change my call sign to 6 Adam 21 and I'll be 1019?
00:47
6.7.1019.
00:53
Charles 218 for info the RP security.
00:59
The facility operation services said they were getting movement alarms at the location for the last 10 minutes.
01:05
The subject still behind the dumpster and unable to give an exact location of the dumpster on the property.
01:13
Hey Charles, John.
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Location mentioned:
Mission Oaks Blvd, Camarillo, CA 93012
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