Suspect damaging car tires at Stockton apartment complex, Stockton CA
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VandalismAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to reports of a suspect wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt who was deflating or slashing car tires at an apartment complex near West Lincoln Road in Stockton.
Audio|Heard on: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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594[1] in progress Lakeview East at near West Lincoln.
00:03
If he's advising there's a male wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt that's slashing tires in the complex, any of its response to one.
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2779.
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26 prior to that last call.
00:25
1040. 1040, you next to Phil.
00:28
Three Adam seventy four route.
00:31
Three Adam seventy four ten four two sam seventy nine.
00:35
Okay,
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night.
00:38
Cuttingall three, six twelve, six one two with the nine twelve with the nice that's slashing tires.
00:43
Ten four.
00:55
Are you the 68, 10-4?
00:58
3-599 shore, that's up.
01:03
15924. Victor 1.
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I'm not logged on, but there's a bunch of people up on that Lincoln call.
01:13
I said a bunch of bystandard, so I'm probably looking towards the geese's aren't updated or no.
01:19
Negative the RP advice they walk, visual.
01:24
I'm sorry, can you just repeat this suspect description?
01:28
Much rather than he was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt.
Police codes explained
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[1]
594: Vandalism or malicious damage to property.
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Location mentioned:
W Lincoln Rd, Stockton, CA 95207
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