Deputy checks possible stolen tag near Plaza Towers, Hyattsville MD
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a deputy responded near Plaza Towers in Hyattsville for a possible vehicle tag theft. The reportedly stolen Maryland tag linked to a black truck was located, and the vehicle owner agreed to move it.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Four (number withheld) expert.
00:04
A copy.
00:05
And eight seven on that, Maryland tag of (number withheld).
00:09
X-ray number was stolen.
00:11
It's coming back from a black truck.
00:15
I'll put that info in the text of the call.
00:18
I got it.
00:20
Hey guys, they're showing near Snowden Loop Court, Laurel.
00:26
Copy, thank you.
00:27
You are welcome.
00:29
Two hundred and four, you can send me Belcrest.
00:31
I just I could take care of that.
00:33
Two Adam Park, copy.
00:34
I am sending you near Belcrest Road.
00:37
near Belcrest Road.
00:40
I don't know this. This near Belcrest.
00:42
This road at building number (number withheld), but I am sending it.
00:47
Oh,
00:48
Hey seven, is there a single four?
00:51
Yeah, give me that signal four.
00:52
I'll be out of the coach and go with the code (number withheld).
00:56
Spoke to the owner.
00:57
He advised he's going to move it.
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Location mentioned:
Plaza Towers, 6700 Belcrest Rd, Hyattsville, MD 20782
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