Search for armed male near Cedar and Lee, Cleveland Heights OH
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WeaponsAs discussed during the dispatch call, police are searching near Cedar and Lee for a male suspect who is armed and considered dangerous. The suspect is described as wearing black jogged pants, a black coat, a black hoodie with blue and white writing, yellow and black Valenciaga shoes, has short dreadlocks, and is approximately 16 years old.
Audio|Heard on: Cuyahoga OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:16
Transcript:
00:00
He's considered armed and dangerous.
00:05
I'll get a picture in the group chat here momentarily.
00:11
Did you mean Cedar and Lee?
00:14
Yes, Cedar Lee, Cedar Lee, Cedar Lee, CooBS.
00:20
Physical description currently.
00:23
I'll be there on Mark, and if I see them I'll call it out.
00:29
Black jogged pants, black coat,
00:33
yellow and black Valenciaga,
00:37
black hoodie with blue and white words on it.
00:41
Bye for Sambergtire, I will be around to see you.
00:45
So far.
00:47
This would be black coat, black hoodie with blue and white words on it, is what we're looking for.
00:52
Males 54-175.
00:56
Short dreads.
00:59
In the area, checking.
01:02
Is you a peen?
01:04
16 years old.
01:07
Check door seven at the high school.
01:11
There's a kid that fit that piece of friends at a backpack on.
01:14
It was a black and a blue backpack.
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Location mentioned:
Cedar Rd, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
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