Juvenile tries to enter own home through window, Hammond IN
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a juvenile was reported trying to climb through a window near Grover Avenue but was found to be attempting to enter their own home.
Audio|Heard on: Lake IN Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:6
Transcript:
00:00
Can I have you around near Grover Avenue? A person is attempting to climb through a window.
00:06
Can I have your route to near Grover Avenue? Thereby a person has attempted to climb through a window.
00:14
Do you copy.
00:17
I'm waiting on the description.
00:19
They advise he's trying to climb into a window stand and outside of the residence.
00:24
Look, I'll probably hear it.
00:27
Copy, 11.
00:28
Call to Paul 11, it's going to be an unknown race, male, I'm sorry, unknown description of the sex as well and age.
00:36
It's going to be with all-black clothing with a hoodie, 5'8", 160 pounds.
00:41
Copy, how about a better address?
00:44
I have to call back for one standby.
00:47
I'll put me out 42, 48, over.
00:50
Copy.
00:52
Paul, too, they advise them.
00:54
They don't know the correct address.
00:55
It's going to be a White House, the second house from the corner of 142nd, on the west side of the street.
01:01
Eleven, Senator.
01:02
I was just a juvenile trying to get in locking myself up.
01:05
I copy, 11.
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Location mentioned:
S Grover Ave & 142nd St, Hammond, IN 46327
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