Person detained for shoplifting electrical outlets at store, Carol Stream IL
A person was caught stealing electrical outlets from a store in Carol Stream, Illinois. The suspect was inside the store and was seen putting outlets in a backpack. Police responded and detained the suspect near Bristol and Kingsbury. The suspect was described as a male wearing a red beanie and black coat. No specific names or exact address numbers were given.
Audio|Source: DuPage County Police Dispatch 1 - West
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Transcript:
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Gingu1, this is a not a report. Apparently it's in progress at Menards. There's a subject taking some outlets and put him in his backpack. He's still in the store.
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We'll just be here in order.
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Yankee 3, can you back?
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Three, can you back? Three and four.
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Second.
00:27
Okay.
00:33
...and over units for Menards. They said he's about to leave. The caller is going to confront him to try to get him back inside.
00:43
Thank you one. I copy. I'm already in route.
00:48
They're front of the male black, red beanie, black coat,
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backpack. Male black, red beanie, black coat, backpack.
00:58
One ten four.
01:01
He's been stopping for the employee who's now running across the parking lot, but now he's not going to the direction of travel.
01:15
One day, coffee, I'm coming up.
01:20
From McCune,
01:22
it's going to be a black pickup for the landscaping trailer. Caller said it was speeding and tail dating and no one to be seen.
01:32
Do you want to melt all the subject?
01:35
Subjecta?
01:40
Where are you at?
01:47
Thank you, one. What's your location?
01:51
Thank you, very, I'm on the north side of the...
01:57
Okay, so forth.
01:58
Thank you, Juan. I'm on Bristol and Kingsbury. I have the subject detained here with me.
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Carol Stream, IL
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