Phone line hanging across Triple Creek Boulevard
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Jefferson AL Law Dispatch Group Calls
02:33
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We just had another caller about the lines.
00:02
He says that they're at Triple Creek Boulevard.
00:05
And it's hanging across the road.
00:12
Anything on the address to either side?
00:17
The address he gave was (number withheld) Triple Creek Boulevard.
00:23
Oh wait.
00:25
Oh wait, go ahead.
00:29
(name withheld).
00:32
Everything 24.
00:35
Oh wait, I did not copy that traffic 10-9.
00:40
(name withheld), everything 24.
00:44
10-4.
00:47
Five three six.
00:52
It's going to be at the end of Triple Creek.
00:56
But it's a little small line.
00:58
It looks like a phone line.
01:00
Ten four. Can it be moved or do we need to try to contact someone?
01:07
Well, it's still connected on these sides, so they're going to have to come out and move it.
01:13
Ten four. Do we know by chance what company took call?
01:18
I have no idea.
01:24
My partner just advised me that her caller, her most recent caller, said that.
01:28
He has contacted AT&T already and that they would have somebody out around 04:00 .
01:36
Yes, it's hanging across the road.
01:39
I mean, it's laying on the road and it's connected at both ends, so there's no way for me to move it to get it out of the road.
01:50
Yeah, if you can just give them a call and see if AT&T can come out and move it.
01:58
Follow it.
02:03
Spoke to (name withheld).
02:05
He's basically just down there sleeping.
02:08
Trying to stay cool.
02:09
Will be 10-8 November.
02:13
And if he gets any more calls, just advise him that he's chilling.
02:18
And if he's making threats, let us know.
02:22
Simple.
02:24
Yes.
02:26
For people that is down here, and it's connected, so we can't move it out of the road.
02:33
Simple.
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