Possible intoxicated person causes disturbance at gas station, Chapel Hill NC
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible disturbance involving an intoxicated person refusing to leave a gas station near Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard in Chapel Hill. The individual appeared highly intoxicated and left on foot before officers attempted contact nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Chatham NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, Sheetz disturbance involving an intoxicated person inside.
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All right.
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Reporting a person mid fifties wearing a black hat, white jacket, and black pants, wearing a gray scarf, inside drinking and refusing to leave.
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Okay, will unit second name and number reference a possible arrest that occurred yesterday near Lindsey Street.
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517 copy.
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Driver on Portland Boulevard northbound from Manning Drive.
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Be a black Nissan Murano.
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License plate (number withheld).
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Vehicle was all over the roadway.
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Twenty twenty-five.
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Five hundred and eighty-six on scene.
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Five hundred and sixty-six twenty twenty-five.
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Subjects left, last seen walking near Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard. Officers will attempt to contact them.
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Apparently very intoxicated.
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586 copy.
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Location mentioned:
M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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