Man acting erratically near silbert street in san francisco, San Francisco CA
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a silver Tesla was parked near Silbert Street in San Francisco for about 20 minutes with loud music playing. The white male driver, aged 20 to 30, was seen stumbling, dancing, yelling incoherently, and acting erratically in and around the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
00:00
6th car B916,
00:02
possibly 152, near Filbert street crossing Goss.
00:07
Sorry, near Silbert street crossing Franklin and Gough.
00:11
Three Edward, one, six, Edward.
00:16
Edward, 16, Edward, near Silbert, there's a vehicle parked across the street.
00:22
Music blaring, driver of the vehicle was walking around, appears to be 8-11, stumbling, currently sitting in his vehicle and yelling incoherently.
00:29
This is a gray, silver Tesla, no front plate, the RP has no visual of the back.
00:35
The vehicle's been 97 for the past 20 minutes, the driver's white male 20 to 30, dark jacket, possibly wearing a hat.
00:43
And three, Edward, one, six, Edward, just be advised.
00:45
This 152 possible is now in A.
00:47
We got another caller on this.
00:50
Same description.
00:51
Vehicle is pulled over, blasting loud music.
00:53
A driver keeps getting out of the car, dancing, acting erratically.
01:02
No plate scene, but driver is a white male 25 to 30, 510, medium-built, beard, black hoodie, possibly (name withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Filbert St, San Francisco, CA 94123
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