Well-being check on man acting strangely in vehicle, Tewksbury MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a man was reported acting strangely and sleeping in a vehicle in a parking lot near Main Street, Tewksbury. The vehicle is registered to a person with revoked insurance and a history of erratic driving and alcohol-related offenses.
Audio|Heard on: Tewksbury Police and Fire
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01:29
Transcript:
00:00
Main Street for a well-being check on a male party.
00:04
The manager of the store is calling in saying that he came into the store, bought a drink, went back out to his vehicle, and he's been in the parking lot for a while.
00:11
He was falling asleep then would wake up and jump out of the vehicle, kind of dance around.
00:17
She did give us a plate, give you that when you're ready.
00:21
Go forth.
00:23
It's going to be Charlie Sierra 505, Charlie Sierra 505.
00:28
Counts back to an orange Lincoln, she said it was cranberry-colored.
00:33
It's registered to a (name withheld) out near Sesame Street in Tewksbury, does have revoked insurance.
00:38
Caller is going to be a Catherine.
00:40
She'll be inside the color.
00:43
Count.
00:49
Do we have any history of that?
00:55
So you can come back to that?
00:57
Do we have any history with that far?
01:04
For erratic driving, bunch of order vehicles, stops, subjective custody, alcohol,
01:10
a couple accidents.
01:15
309 expires we've arrested fair time in the past or George Hudson not available if you'd like I'll meet a head that way just let me know
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Tewksbury, MA
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