Joe: Hello?

Perkins: Hey, hey, question.

Perkins: I heard you got some scammers

Perkins: calling your phone, is that true?

Joe: Who is this?

Perkins: I'm an officer

Perkins: of Perkins with Barrona City Police.

Perkins: I talk to your son.

Perkins: Your son called me.

Perkins: I'm Officer Perkins with Baneroo City Police.

Perkins: He let me know that you had some scammers

Perkins: calling your phone.

Perkins: Is that true?

Joe: You're going so fast.

Joe: You're number 94 and a half.

Joe: Go slow down.

Joe: What is your name?

Perkins: Off-i-cer Per-kins.

Joe: You—you live in my building?

Perkins: No, sir.

Perkins: I don't live in your building.

Perkins: I'm a police officer.

Joe: Oh, you're a police officer.

Joe: Okay, what do you want to ask me?

Perkins: He said that you had scammers calling your phone.

Joe: That is correct.

Joe: And a dozen of times or maybe more,

Joe: it's criminals that are calling me.

Joe: They want to take care of my Medicare

Joe: and I'm going to get $50 a month.

Joe: All kinds.

Joe: My Amazon, you know, somebody took $1,59, $37.

Joe: All the time, the same thing.

Joe: I'm 72 years right here in Los Angeles.

Joe: I never did have any credit cards.

Joe: —and by 94 I’m not gonna take it!

Joe: Did the police call me?

Perkins: I got it.

Perkins: Okay.

Joe: So my son, Jimmy called you?

Perkins: Yes, Jimmy did call.

Joe: Okay.

Joe: So, you know, I had a guy seven feet tall, you know, black guy, following my granddaughter.

Joe: And she was going, you know, from a playing place, and he followed her.

Joe: And she made a mistake by going into her apartment that I gave her.

Joe: And he started to try to get in through the window.

Joe: And my man, you know, that works there with his girlfriend for 12 years.

Joe: He's seen it.

Joe: And he's seen it.

Joe: He knows my granddaughter, knows her husband, knows the baby.

Joe: And he said, what are you doing here?

Joe: He said, I've got my girlfriend here.

Joe: She's waiting for me.

Joe: The hell she's waiting for you.

Joe: He said, I know her husband and everything.

Joe: Now, let me see it.

Joe: I'm going to call the police right now.

Joe: The minute he, the minute he said he called the police.

Joe: He took off.

Joe: He took off on the minute.

Perkins: He took off on the minute.

Perkins: It's Perkins. You can hang up. I got it.

Wheeler: Alright.

Man(1): Hello.

Joe: Yes. So, yes.

Perkins: Hey, Willers. It's all. It's PD70. I got it. You can hang up. It's going to be a six-eight.

Perkins: All right.

Perkins: —Alright, sir.

Joe: Wait a minute. I don't know. I, I, you're talking to him or to me?

Joe: What's talking to my son?

Joe: —yeah, I’m still on the phone. Is my son still there with you?—

Perkins: No, I think he hung up.

Joe: So, what are you doin’? If you’re a police officer you wanna re—report this in, uh, to the police?

Perkins: Yeah, I want you—I wanna know what you got goin’ on.

Joe: Okay, so now my grandson that lives there, you know, my grandson lives there on the apartment seven.

Skyler: —Pueblo Police. Dispatch. This is Skyler. How can I help you?

Perkins: Hey, Schuyler. It's PD-70. I don't know what's going on with his phone, but I have it.

Perkins: And TRU, you can hang up.

Joe: Hold on, one second. One second. Hold on, please, please.

Joe: Hello.

Wheeler: Vanery City Police.

Wheeler: This is Wheeler.

Joe: Hello.

Perkins: Willer.

Perkins: Hey.

Perkins: You can hear me?

Bolden: Willie.

Joe: Okay, yeah.

Perkins: I think we got a 68.

Perkins: So you can hang up.

Perkins: I got it.

SPEAKER_00: Okay.

Man(3): —Three or four people talking on here?

Perkins: Yeah, it's like...

SPEAKER_00: What's going on?

Perkins: I'm not.

Joe: My word.

Joe: You have a...

Perkins: P-R-U.

Perkins: I have the call.

Perkins: It's a 68.

Perkins: I have it.

Perkins: Y'all can hang up.

SPEAKER_00: Okay.

Man(3): Okay. Thank you, ma’am. Bye!

Perkins: Alright.

Joe: So do you have, that Jakoff was supposed to, he just came from the army three and a half years.

Joe: He was in the United States Army, you know, and graduated with honor.

Joe: So he came yesterday and I gave him the signature that he's going to report that to the police,

Joe: but my signature that nobody, no stranger should be trespassing my property.

Bolden: Patrick, man.

Joe: Did you get this?

Perkins: Yeah, I bet.

Joe: Oh, you did get this?

Joe: I'm very happy.

Joe: You did get it, yes.

Perkins: All right.

Perkins: Well, anything else I can help you with?

Joe: And, well, what can I tell you?

Joe: It looks like we're going to have to put bars up.

Joe: It's going to cost me a lot of money.

Perkins: Right.

Perkins: That's in West Hollywood, right?

Joe: You're going to have to put bars up, you know, in his apartment upstairs and the her apartment downstairs, you know, over the window.

Joe: So the problem is, I've been 72 years right?

Joe: here in Los Angeles, and what it happens is when they do a robbery and it, you know,

Joe: they get out of jail and they are too, they are out of there.

Joe: That's the problem we have in here.

Joe: If you would have told me that 72 years ago, I would say this could happen in any other

Joe: place, but not down the matter.

SPEAKER_00: I help you.

Joe: So thank you for your work.

Joe: God bless you, and you have a great day.

Joe: You want to know something else for me or this is it?

Skyler: Is there an emergency?

Joe: What do you mean?

Joe: Are you talking to me?

Joe: Are you still having questions for me?

Joe: If you still want to ask me questions or whatever you want to know, I'll be happy to help you.

Skyler: Police Dispatch. This is Skyler.

Joe: Well, didn't they tell you?

Joe: I mean, a tall black guy, you know, was following me my granddaughter, and then she made a mistake

Joe: by walking into her apartment the other day.

Joe: And yesterday he came.

Joe: and he started to go.

Joe: He came yesterday and it was going to break the window and going to the apartment.

Joe: Good thing that my tenant, the next door, they live there for me.

Joe: This is 10, 10, North Kent, apartment, one.

Joe: Now, on my 10, 1010, 10 10, North Kent, 10th, 10th, Avenue, West Hollywood, it's 9,000, 9,000,

Joe: area code.

Bolden: North 70th, 7th,000.

Joe: No, no, I said 1010, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 9, 10, 9, 10, north 10th avenue.

Joe: It's 1010, 1,10, 10, 1,10, 10, 10, north, 7th.

SPEAKER_00: 10, 10, north, north, north, north, 10th avenue.

Skyler: Probably dispatch, this is Skyler.

Skyler: How can I help you?

Bolden: I’m sorry, Skyler. I’m talkin’ to a caller on this line—

Joe: Wait a minute, why—I can’t—

Skyler: Okay.

Skyler: I'll hang up.

Joe: Let's talk to one person.

Joe: I can talk to two.

Joe: I'm 94 years of age.

Bolden: Our phone.

Bolden: Yes, sir.

Bolden: Okay.

Bolden: I'm still trying to get the address from you because your accent is kind of thick for me.

Bolden: So I'm trying to understand, okay?

Joe: No, because I'm on my teeth and I have false teeth and everything.

Joe: So let me give it the accent again.

Joe: I mean, the address.

Joe: It's 10, 10.

Joe: Can you understand me here?

Joe: 10, 10, north.

Joe: 10th Avenue.

Joe: Ransler, please.

Bolden: Can I talk to that?

Bolden: Yes, it is.

Joe: Okay.

Bolden: I don't have it.

Joe: Do you, do you, do you have it?

Joe: Can you repeat to me?

Bolden: Listen.

Joe: What's that?

Joe: Police.

Bolden: 1.10, 1.0, north.

Joe: It's 10, 10.

Joe: 1.10.1.0.

Joe: North 10th Avenue.

Bolden: Okay.

Bolden: Can I say, okay, is this in Ben, Rood?

Bolden: I don't have a more avenue.

Bolden: I'm going to help you.

Joe: Yeah.

Joe: It's off.

Joe: I don't know.

Joe: I can bring it to you.

Bolden: This is Bowdoin with City Police.

Joe: It's West Hollywood, and the area code is 9-0-4-6.

Joe: Yes.

Bolden: What—what state are you in?—

Joe: It's not a state.

Joe: It's West Hollywood.

Joe: Los Angeles, California, 9-O-3-6.

Bolden: Listen, listen, you're in Los Angeles, California.

Bolden: You're speaking to Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Bolden: Okay.

Bolden: That's the problem.

Joe: I'm in Los Angeles.

Bolden: I need to hang up and dial 9-1-1 from wherever you are, dial 9-1-1.

Bolden: Why?

Joe: I'm not in the emergency night.

Joe: Listen to me, no.

Joe: I'm not an emergency.

Joe: I am in my house.

Joe: I don't live there.

Joe: I didn't even live there.

Joe: I don't even live there.

Bolden: Sir, I'm in Louisiana.

Bolden: You need to hang up and dial 9-1-1.

Joe: What's for?

Bolden: Dial 9-1-1, right?

Joe: Nobody is there now.

Joe: Nobody is there.

Joe: It was yesterday.

Bolden: Whatever you need, you need to dial 911.

Bolden: I'm in Louisiana.

Joe: Okay, thank you.

Bolden: Okay, thank you.

Bolden: ...on-1-1.