Vehicle assault incident near W 84th Place, Los Angeles CA
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle assault incident may involve a gray Honda sedan last seen near W 84th Place with a male driver described as a Black man in his mid-50s wearing a white shirt. A suspect matching a description with a red shirt and black sweatpants was also mentioned.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Hotshot/K-9/Air Hailing
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Transcript:
Any south traffic unit ADW[1] with a vehicle suspect just left near W 84th Place suspect vehicle a gray Honda sedan license plate (number withheld) driver is a male Black mid-50s white shirt last seen driving eastbound from the location code 10202 and already 1265 106 190 6m 190 street suspect is a male Black wearing a red shirt black colored sweatpants coat terms on 2406 7391
Any south traffic unit ADW[1] with a vehicle suspect just left near W 84th Place suspect vehicle a gray Honda sedan license plate (number withheld) driver is a male Black mid-50s white shirt last seen driving eastbound from the location code 10202 and already 1265 106 190 6m 190 street suspect is a male Black wearing a red shirt black colored sweatpants coat terms on 2406 7391
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ADW: Assault involving the use or threat of a deadly weapon.
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Location mentioned:
W 84th Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90047
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