Police investigate suspicious vehicles on Kipling and Thorndale, Oxford NC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of suspicious vehicles on Kipling Drive and West Thorndale. A white four-door Nissan Altima was found with an individual inside who appeared unresponsive. Another person reportedly left the area on a bicycle. Emergency medical services were en route to both locations to assist officers.
Audio|Heard on: Oxford Police, Fire and EMS
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01:13
Transcript:
00:00
Two calls, suspicious vehicle near Kipling Drive and suspicious activity near West Thorndale.
00:08
That's bad.
00:11
So.
00:16
Service from Buck Online Brassica.
00:19
10-4, stretcher.
00:22
10-4. 87 is going to be en route to Thorndale, 74 is going to be right to Kipling.
00:33
Times are as followed.
00:35
Heart rate is normal, sinus 76 beats per minute.
00:39
Blood pressure 86 over 50.
00:41
174 rivers Kipling cars advising the vehicles.
00:45
Vehicle's possibly going to be near Kipling.
00:49
It's going to be a white four-door Nissan Altima.
00:53
Subjects possible inside laid back in the seat.
00:57
Not sure what's going on.
00:59
28 Lincoln, Lincoln Zebra (number withheld).
01:03
187 to Thorndale traffic is going to be near West Thorndale, suspicious activity.
01:09
Suspicious person left on a bicycle possibly a male.
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Location mentioned:
W Thorndale Dr, Oxford, NC 27565
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