Stolen 2020 Honda involved in traffic stop near campus metro, College Park MD
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 2020 Honda Accord reported stolen was stopped near Campus Drive by the College Park-University of Maryland Metro Station for a traffic stop.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:14
Transcript:
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6-7-3, can I get a roll of a signal 8? All right, for you got it.
00:04
I'm rolling tag 1, Edward King,
00:07
(number withheld).
00:10
9.
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6-403,
00:13
signal 8. Shindler.
00:15
The record is stolen,
00:16
2020 Honda Accord, expiration 10/31/2026.
00:20
Registered to (name withheld).
00:23
Tyson is what is the Mark Tyson and a Rwanda learning.
00:28
2.4. I'm going to have a traffic going to get a vehicle in the second.
00:34
7 4. You're in the bus.
00:35
6.003. Only going to come here, right.
00:38
2.053. Go ahead.
00:40
2.53. Campus Drive next to the College Park–University of Maryland Metro Station.
00:44
Okay.
00:46
6-0-20-10-20-20-4-3-3.
00:49
5-9-10-40. 5.
00:50
The last of Kahn, Adam, Charlie Young, Noor.
00:54
First spell of Gregory, common spelling.
00:57
Middle of David Ocean, Nora, Adam, Lincoln, David.
01:01
Data birth is going to be 1203, 2002.
01:04
Number (number withheld).
01:05
6-0-3.
01:07
6-123.
01:09
Negative 1.
01:10
10-1. 10-1.
01:12
That horse, 6-901.
01:13
Got.
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Location mentioned:
College Park - U of MD Metro Station, College Park, MD 20737
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