Police check on intoxicated man near Walmart, New Bern NC
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, police conducted a welfare check near Walmart in New Bern for an intoxicated man in his 50s who was seen yelling by a fence near the car wash. Officers were unable to locate the individual.
Audio|Heard on: Craven NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Sending Delta level, check the welfare.
00:04
Walmart on New Bern Avenue.
00:07
Male in his 50s, wearing blue plaid flannel and a gray hoodie standing near the fence with a bottle of alcohol, yelling.
00:18
Back to you.
00:21
Copy. Next available, 1040.
00:25
211 New Bern, I'll be clearing en route for that.
00:30
211, you're clear and en route at 1041.
00:36
New Bern 211, caller advised this should be near the fence in the water near the car wash.
00:44
Male, 50 years of age, blue plaid flannel with a gray hoodie.
00:51
211 New Bern on scene.
00:55
Two eleven, they're on scene at 10:43.
00:57
Two eleven New Bern.
00:59
I'll be with that subject at Advance Auto Parts.
01:03
Copy, Advance lot of 1046.
01:07
One six five new.
01:10
One six five.
01:13
Do you have a call type for just an animal complaint?
01:18
I could do the animal welfare.
01:22
Yeah, it'd be fine.
01:25
Copy. I'll switch it in just a minute.
01:28
Ten four. Unable to locate and clear it.
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Location mentioned:
Dr. M.L.K. Jr Blvd, New Bern, NC 28562
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