Employee feels unsafe due to unwanted advances at store, Mesa AZ
Family OffenseAn employee at a convenience store in Mesa feels unsafe due to unwanted advances from a male she has been staying with at a nearby hotel. The male has left but continues to cause concern.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
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Transcript:
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One Charlie 13, one Charlie is 15, copy of 900[2], near South Country Club Drive.
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One Charlie, 14.
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March 515.
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The 9-900[2]-133-1 South Country Club dive-a-QuikTrip.
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RP the staff, 101[3] in back room that feels unsafe due to unwanted advances from the male she's been staying with at a nearby hotel.
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Male and the 101[3] went 97[1] earlier.
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Unknown where male is now.
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Leaving free to go and continuing to make RP feel unsafe.
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Thank you.
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Copy.
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Copy.
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The 101[3] is going to be Paige Krasovich.
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Male is named (name withheld), 20 years old, wearing a black sweater and black suit pants.
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That's for the 900[2].
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He's going to be a taller, heavier set male, dark hair carrying brightly colored green and yellow Rick and Morty backpack.
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No vehicle access.
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First job.
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For the 900[2], they are, the call-taker speaking to the 101[3], she is currently still with staff in the backroom.
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Okay,
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sitting with the 101[3].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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97: Arrived at the scene or location.
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900: Emergency response for welfare check, unknown trouble, medical issue, or person in mental distress.
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101: Female (used as a code for a female person, subject, or caller)
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Location mentioned:
Mesa, AZ
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