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Purse stolen by son's dad after Facebook Marketplace
Family Offense
Near Twin Rivers Rd, Columbia, MD 21044
A caller says her son's father stole her purse after a Facebook Marketplace deal near 10111 Twin Rivers Rd, Columbia, Maryland.
Audio|Source: Howard County Police, Fire and EMS
00:27
Transcript: Two, (name withheld), 401 for late-recorded theft. All right 32. 302. You can keep his settlement, and I'll be 10830, please. 10111, Twin Rivers Road, Department 227. Caller advises that her son's dad stole her purse, told her on Facebook Marketplace.
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2975[3], respond, 10[4],100[5], Twin Rivers Road, Unit 312[6], 6, Subject, Off of 2, 804[7]. If I respond, 10,100, Twin Rivers Road, Unit 312, possible sick cell crisis, 805[1]. The ID is 8501[2]
Cremnick 75, you respondent, 10,711 Symphony Way, off the town center avenue, full of a stick case, halfway dehydrated, 1140. 75, you responding to 10,711, Symphony Way, a four field place. So a 62-year-old female, sick subject, dehydrated, 1148.
(name withheld) 4-1-E104. Okay. Cremnix 75, your son in 10,711 since leeway. Off the town, Center Avenue, put a sick case. I've graduated 1144. Just west of Bakerton.
(name withheld) 511 for a disorderly. 5-1. 2-8-1 for a disorderly. 5-1. 41. With the (name withheld) 1-10101, Twin Rivers Road. There's a male in his 30s that's screaming. Callers in turn there might be a site at this location. There's also, it looks like, 10 to 12 teenagers involved.
