Suspect flees northbound on Cedar Avenue in Lancaster, Lancaster CA
TrafficA male suspect fled the scene driving north on Cedar Avenue in Lancaster approximately 10 minutes ago. The suspect wore black clothing and had a shaved head. He possibly headed toward West Avenue J15. Emergency services responded due to a reported injury and fire.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 11
02:57
Transcript:
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One billion in a condition 3603 John, driving 04, 27835, 2799ER4, UPCPA, UPCPA, Code 4[1], R4.
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I can see a semester following Cranbrook staff.
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Once employee, you're on the patch, go ahead.
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SEC, once you're advised at 2103.5, occurred approximately 10 minutes ago near Cedar Avenue in the City of Lancaster.
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Looks like last being driving wetbound on correction,
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northbound on Cedar Avenue and out of view.
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Subtext is going to be a name suspect.
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(name withheld). Boy, Adam, Nora, Union, Edward, Oceans, Lincoln, Stamps, first name of R.
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(name withheld), is going to be a Melosthenic, 510, 230 pounds, shaved head, wearing a long sleeve, black shirt, black shorts, and send us.
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No further questions for one-tenth boy, if you check my road, sent through my use the cell so I can drop the touch.
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Okay, what's his possible destination?
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One 10, boy, what is his possible destination?
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Also, a destination is going to be near West Avenue J15, a Formula One.
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Any for their questions and information contact once employer are the Death Test caption file player 1501.
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Is there you know traffic?
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What is your traffic?
02:45
104 and has the bleeding vent stops for fire?
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104! Stand by fire!
Police codes explained
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Code 4: No further assistance needed; situation under control.
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Location mentioned:
Near Cedar Ave, Lancaster, CA 93534
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