Teen girl threatens self near northside flea market, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a teenage girl wearing a black and white dress threatened to harm herself near the stop sign by the 99-cent store at the west side of Northside Shopping Center flea market.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade County Municipal Police Departments Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Near Northwest 27th Avenue.
00:02
The computer is a security guard.
00:05
He's requesting to respond regarding a black female threatening to harm herself.
00:10
Black female wearing a black and white dress.
00:13
They are on the west side of the flea market.
00:18
14507. See you two to one.
00:25
On the unit for a 15[1] with 221, the 44 just occurred.
00:30
The west side of the flea market at the Northside Shopping Center, 7-9-270.
00:37
We'll use 24, 84 report room overnight in this one.
00:41
Excuse me on, 24 report around the 19-9 row.
00:44
Do you use the 20 referenceable?
00:47
Three are ready, let me go.
00:49
Yeah,
00:51
yeah.
00:52
Two-two-three.
00:56
Myself and 222-2-2 is going to be on Robbins.
00:59
Here's Oterio 23 and 22209 with 15[1].
01:03
They advise she is located by the stop sign closest to the 99 cents store.
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A 15[1]-year-old female wearing a black and white dress.
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By the stop sign near the 99-cent store.
01:18
Cheer you to 21.
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15: Arrival (on scene)
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Location mentioned:
NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33147
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