Intoxicated landlord denies tenant access to belongings, Sterling VA
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a Spanish-speaking caller reported that an intoxicated landlord forced him out and is preventing him from retrieving his belongings near Williamsburg Road.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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260 Charlie, 230 Charlie for keeps the peace.
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Near Williamsburg Road, B270.
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The caller will be here in a red and white van.
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1640.
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210 Charlie for its property damage crash, 7 left-bound and the boulevard, B220.
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Vehicles are blocking traffic.
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Caller is a witness, unknown vehicle descriptions.
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1640.
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7-10 alpha copy, you're okay.
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Uh, 17,
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correction 1641.
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To this, copy of your traffic southbound, eastbound, prior to Isidale,
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8540, 1641.
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260, Charlie, 2.30, Charlie, further on your call.
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The caller is Spanish-speaking, advising that his landlord is intoxicated, threw him out, and now won't let him get his belongings.
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1643.
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Location mentioned:
Williamsburg Rd, Sterling, VA 20164
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