Rental car reported stolen despite customer return claim 

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Eleven, go ahead. You know. Earlier today, apparently you talked to a woman about a stolen vehicle from here. Zero four, rain, right over not, e-coversial, on this and paid. No? No. I was there. 9-1-1 had your name, that's why I was asking. There's a woman sitting in the parking garage in the rental in front of the turn-in booth. Her name is (name withheld), and she's claiming that the car that she turned in, she turned in, but it was the same that it's stolen. If you give me a call to the landline, I'll explain a little better. 2.11.8. That's a lot for you, I'll take her. Okay. Okay, I appreciate that. Twenty-two on scene, is that was in Gackerman? Is it twenty-two and seen Gackerman? Two in two. Two men. Two in one of them. Charlie Channel got a call earlier about a civil matter, and no one ever showed... tried to call him back. So that's why my name is on it. I will drive over there and see what she wants. I'm here at Eastgate Lou. I'll get her for his call. She's claiming she turned in a car to the rental agency. The rental agency is saying it's stolen because it's pinging at a hotel. I've talked to operators 613 in Hamilton County. If you need any more information. Go ahead, sir. Mine in the AR and test 2100. Clear.

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