Possible vehicle theft near Old Nacogdoches Road, Henderson TX
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a caller at a residence near Old Nacogdoches Road reported that his friend may have stolen his black 2014 Chrysler. The caller cannot contact the friend, who was previously involved in unauthorized vehicle use incidents.
Audio|Heard on: Rusk County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Anderson Unit 505 has a call holding near Old Nacogdoches Road on the EFIs, but he believes his friend might have stole his vehicle, 2014,
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Chrysler, black in color,
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he advised, I'm not a timeframe, doesn't know whatever happened,
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and doesn't know if it's still going to be on the road later or not.
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The next day we're at Rob.
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All right.
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Okay, 205.
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Yeah, that's...
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Have you read the call notes?
00:46
Yeah, I got it.
00:50
Look at the call notes.
00:56
Oh, God.
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That is I.
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13 years. That's who I think it is. I'm going to drive by 226.
01:20
That's fine.
01:26
Actually, that 2013, just be advised to R-B referred to that subject as his health voice and stated that he blocked him on everything and is unable to get in contact with him.
01:40
Sound about right, getting with him.
01:49
There's Steve Yves, he was involved in another unauthorized vehicle use at Whataburger not long ago.
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Location mentioned:
Azalea house, 1905 Old Nacogdoches Rd, Henderson, TX 75654
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