Disturbance reported near World Market and Barnes & Noble, Sacramento County CA
Disorderly ConductA disturbance occurred involving a person at World Market and Barnes & Noble in Sacramento County. The individual left Barnes & Noble and was later seen walking in the parking lot near Walmart, heading towards a silver or gray Toyota Prius with red lettering on it.
Audio|Source: Citrus Heights Police, Folsom Police, Elk Grove Police and Galt Police
02:24
Transcript:
00:00
AJ, we just received an additional call from World Market, stating that subject on the fight at Barnes & Noble, just left his store.
00:13
Copy, John your route.
00:15
The 10-4 Adams, and I'll show you that.
00:18
I'll show you that. I'll show you that.
00:20
That's not sure, too.
00:22
What is this supposed to be eating?
00:25
World Market.
00:27
Where I have eyes on him, he's currently in the parking lot walking back towards his vehicle,
00:31
dragging in front of Walmart.
00:37
I copy. Adam 24 will be in route.
00:40
Time far.
00:46
It's back traffic.
00:47
Go ahead.
00:51
I lost them by trees in the parking lot in front of Walmart market.
00:58
Still haven't made it to his vehicle yet, though.
01:06
I'm happy.
01:12
I'm 666. Can you show me in row?
01:15
Hey for him.
01:21
Was he still wearing the same clothing?
01:29
Okay, from 5-9. Was he still wearing the same clothing? Okay, if I'm cleared still.
01:39
Alright, check.
01:42
Go ahead.
01:44
Do you sell the eyes on the vehicle?
01:48
I believe so.
01:50
It's blocked by another vehicle where I can see the top of it. It appears it's still there, may have left, but I don't think so.
01:57
Copy.
01:59
Copy.
02:14
To the evening to know, just from how that feels was going to be a O3 Toyota Prius with red letter all around it.
02:23
On the passenger side, it'll say, God.
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Sacramento County, CA
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