Police Officer
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1,089 appearances
82 recordings
21 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 24 May
Police Officer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 3.
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Thank you.
Open the windows. Open the door.
From the Austin homicide. unit that we look into every possible aspect that we can in all these cases and nothing has led us to believe that there is any sort of killer, especially serial killer at play here.
Can you explain why it seems to be mostly men But I can say that from the Austin Homicide Unit that we look into every possible aspect that we can in all these cases, and nothing has led us to believe that there is any sort of killer, especially serial killer at play here. Whenever people are out, especially in the bar districts, hopefully people keep an eye on their friends.
I think a lot of people end up becoming incredibly intoxicated, which often leads to some people ending up in the water. And I can't speak to exactly how folks end up in the water, right? Every case is completely different. Some of the folks are homeless, sleep by the water, and may use that as a bathroom. So there's all different circumstances in all of these different cases.
I hope it helps make people feel a little bit better that through our homicide unit, we look at every possible thing that we can in trying to rule out any sort of foul play. And there's just no signs or any evidence leading to any kind of conclusion that anyone is being killed other than the ones that we've already classified as homicides.
no and i i from what i had heard he just had no recollection of the events of that night but uh the officers that had responded out there found him at the bottom of the uh to find him on the ground so again without like video or anything uh definitive to to show um that there was any foul play everything pointed to the fact that he had just fallen
Okay, is she here?
She's not? Do you know where she is? Um...
Queens, New York.
It's going to be a murder. Okay.
The end of Pole Street, yes. Okay. Okay. The caller was 21-year-old Brandon Clark. His voice was flat, calm, and unnerving, even as he was confessing to a murder.
We couldn't confirm it, her identity. So you're just going to have to tell them that we have a deceased female here that fits the age range of her daughter. We're going to have to confirm it at a later time. But we're pretty confident, pretty sure that it probably is. But we can't 100% it.
Thank you for what you said. Thank you for your comments. I cannot begin to imagine how difficult this is for you. The argument... And I know there's no malintent to it. That we would risk federal or state funding if I don't sign up for this. It is a tumultuous day and age. And this is a day I hate sitting in this seat. But my city's not for sale.
I agree.
Okay.
The first time that you saw Brian and Gabriel? Well, Brian is here. Brian is here? Yeah, and that song is sick. And that's what you're saying? Yeah. And just to let the detective know, is Gabriel here? No. She's not here. Is this her vehicle? Her van?
We don't know anything.
Because it's a civil issue. You guys are family. She's been in the house before. You haven't been in the house in a year. She had interest in the items. She didn't take them with the intention to deprive you of them. So that's the theft code. We have to prove intent to deprive you of the items. And that wasn't her intent in having them.
So the detective sergeant said that we're not going to charge her for anything.
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