Disorderly customer damages store on Joy Road, Detroit MI
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Disorderly ConductAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a disturbance at Joy Liquor Palace on Joy Road where an irate customer attempted to damage property and left in a dark SUV heading west. The individual was wearing a leather jacket with fur and glasses.
Audio|Heard on: Wayne MI Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Near Joy Road for a disturbance at the Joy Liquor Palace.
00:05
Had a customer irate trying to destroy the store.
00:08
Subject wearing a leather jacket with fur and glasses.
00:15
Six motor three, I think they're in shift change right now.
00:18
I can take that priority.
00:20
They're happy.
00:22
Crime and tell the radio.
00:25
Crime and tell to radio.
00:27
Last unit.
00:29
I'm in jail, ma'am.
00:30
Calling regarding a run near Joy Road.
00:34
Go ahead.
00:37
Yes, ma'am, subject has just left location.
00:39
Subject's wearing a leather jacket.
00:42
Heard around the corner, left in an SUV.
00:46
Appears to be going west on Joy Road.
00:50
Is this Happy Six Motor Three? Is it on that info?
00:54
SUV. Do we have make model or license plate?
00:59
I'm gonna tell the radio I was unable to get a license plate.
01:02
SUV appears to be a Mazda.
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Location mentioned:
Joy Rd, Detroit, MI 48228
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