Street robbery near Navy Federal Credit Union in Baltimore, Catonsville MD
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RobberyAccording to the dispatch call, a male suspect about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 190 pounds robbed a location near Navy Federal Credit Union on Old Court Road in Baltimore County. The suspect was wearing a black hat, ski mask, yellow safety vest, and black snow pants. He was possibly armed with a machine gun.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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We had to call for a street robbery occurred near Navy Federal Credit Union on Old Court Road to start over the suspect on phone plug we're getting an updated description now The description of the male is going to be a number one male about 5-8 going to about 190 medium build
00:20
Also, if he has a machine gun, she says,
00:23
he has a black hat, ski mask,
00:26
yellow safety vest, black snow pants, and we don't have no color for shoes.
00:31
Okay.
00:34
Time for aviation number one male, 5-8, 190,
00:38
black hat, ski mask, yellow safety vest, black snow pants.
00:43
So he had a machine gun.
00:48
After Units 43,
00:50
if you're looking at Navy Federal, there should be a wall to, like, the right-hand side.
00:54
She's saying that he went around that wall towards an opening if Units could check the CFS there.
01:03
All right, Units, to check the opening to the right of Navy Federal on the wall.
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Location mentioned:
Old Court Rd, Maryland
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