Female stole older black Ford pickup truck, Gainesville FL
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a female stole an older model black Ford pickup truck from a complainant near Westonbury/Red area. The vehicle went westbound on Newberry Road. The registered owner has been notified.
Audio|Heard on: Alachua FL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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1023, 1006, 100, 17,000, 27,600, near Westonbury, Red.
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And he is in the area of the Voltaire's.
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Older model Ford black pickup truck.
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The vehicle was taken from this complaint by a female.
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They went westbound on Newberry Road.
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Apparently, the complaint is friend's going to be the registered owner.
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She's not there.
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And suspect there's going to be a female who he was given a ride to, who hopped in the truck here and left with it.
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2.22.
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Julie 3 ending at me back and be around to the singleton.
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10-4.26. Just confirming that the complainant is not the RO and the RO has not called in about it? That's correct.
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26.
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343. We still 1025 with a male on that call? I believe so.
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Is he able to get in touch with the RO so the RO can be at the incident location?
00:53
Just for the RO is going to go to them.
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Tower.
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Location mentioned:
Newberry Rd, Gainesville, FL 32607
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