Verbal Dispute Over Lettering on Vehicle at Home Depot, Reading MA
Disorderly ConductA verbal argument occurred in the Home Depot parking lot about lettering on a vehicle. The dispute involved the original seller, a buyer, and a subsequent buyer regarding the removal of business lettering from the vehicle.
Audio|Source: Reading Police & Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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I need somebody to head over to Home Depot.
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We got a verbal argument in the parking lot over a lettering on a motor vehicle.
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One way has a proofation.
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All right.
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One-O-2, running.
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All head to Home Depot as well. I spoke to Richards and Appley, confirmed X-Mell.
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Great.
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Thank you.
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Water.
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No, Home Depot is going to be to the left of the contractors' side.
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So evidently, he sold a truck to a gentleman. That gentleman ended up selling a truck to somebody else.
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That person was advised to remove the lettering.
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I guess it's Rapid Ruffin.
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He was advised to remove that lettering.
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Carlo was concerned because he's got all his information on. No, it's turned into a verbal argument.
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Location mentioned:
Near Walkers Brook Dr, Reading, MA 01867
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