Vehicle possibly vandalized by bb gun pellets, Bennington NE
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VandalismOfficers investigated a vehicle that was possibly vandalized with BB gun pellets. The suspect vehicle was found and questioned near 108th Apartments before being redirected to a residence near Mormons Circle.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Sheriff
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
When you get up here would you head to a 108th apartment and try to locate the caller, we didn't see this vehicle?
00:10
Sir, but once I say it in Lair War, right now.
00:14
Clear.
00:17
Okay.
00:20
10-8[1]-7.
00:25
Town 621.11.
00:31
14 to 15.
00:36
Are you guys with a suspect vehicle right now?
00:40
Yeah, we're with a suspect vehicle, but they're saying they didn't shoot a BB gun in his car, so we're just trying to find this vehicle to see if it actually has damage.
00:54
It's going to be a gray Ford Explorer with Porsche temp tags.
01:01
Clear.
01:06
Trial 14 in the area...
01:08
214 in the area.
01:10
2.412 in the area.
01:11
2.
01:14
Patrol 14. 2. Patrol 14.
01:19
This is it right.
01:23
Sorry.
01:33
12 to 15.
01:39
You guys can phone contact with me caller?
01:44
I think we're trying right now.
01:50
The 2 Patrol 13, VIs on callback.
01:54
Caller states that he left the scene that he was scared and his parents told him to bring the car home.
01:59
He resides near Mormons Circle.
02:07
Clear.
02:13
Patrol 14, I'll be en route to that address.
02:16
Two, Trail 14, 218.
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10-8: Unit is in service and available for assignment or calls.
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Location mentioned:
Mormon Cir, Bennington, NE 68007
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