Man refuses to exit vehicle near Rick Hendrick Cadillac, Norfolk VA
TrafficA man refused police commands to exit his vehicle near Rick Hendrick Cadillac on East Virginia Beach Boulevard. Police considered breaking the vehicle window after he kept reaching inside and ignoring commands. Eventually, officers took him into custody after repeated warnings.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Police Dispatch - 1st Precinct
02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Can you turn this to a disturbance?
00:07
Yes. Two,
00:08
six, give me a 111, parking EPA.
00:10
Okay. Okay.
00:11
...26 me a signal to. Let's right now.
00:12
You see, send me another unit.
00:13
I'm going to see you.
00:18
133.
00:19
That's 133.
00:20
That's in route. Same traffic.
00:21
It's right here. I'm trying around.
00:22
He's just refusing commands to get out of the vehicle.
00:24
He's asleep. The red light, don't you dare drive off, man.
00:26
Don't turn on the car. So, you say, can you be going to hold the air? Does someone get there with you?
00:28
Three, two, we're in round 3-3-0.
00:30
We're watching them on the camera.
00:31
Two things, he still refused to get out of the vehicle.
00:38
33.
00:39
Got it. 133 to any supervisor.
00:41
30, go ahead. He's requesting permission to break the window.
00:47
Right now, he's not coming out, and he's reaching around.
00:51
Inform him he's under arrest if you're at that point, if he still refuses, then permission granted.
00:56
Before you do, position a police car in front of his with the push bumper, please.
00:59
3-2, we're taking one in the custody.
01:01
Copy once in custody 033.323.
01:04
We're placing one in custody right now.
01:06
Penit.
01:07
In custody.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Virginia Beach Blvd, Norfolk, VA 23502
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