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Last night around 8 pm, Quincy Quarry News’ senior Citizen Police Scanner Monitor picked up a curious stream of chatter until things then went quiet.
Or, to be more correct, went off line.
Apparently a call went out calling for police assistance at 311 Hancock for something unspecified with police assets then rolling to the scene.
311 Hancock Street is the address for the North Quincy fire station and the call for assistance clearly suggested an incident of some sort or another.
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Further curious was word heard over the police radio channel to go offline via cellphone communication as regards matters.
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