Female stealing mail from mailboxes near Gary St, Klamath Falls OR
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TheftA female was reported stealing mail from mailboxes near Gary Street and Bryant Avenue. She was wearing a gray coat and blue jeans and was accompanied by a child in a yellow coat. A caller asked about making a citizen's arrest but was advised against it.
Audio|Heard on: Klamath County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Copy. For a county unit, there's us asked Gary and Brian.
00:03
Female is stealing mail out of the mailboxes in the area.
00:07
WFA, gray coat, blue jeans.
00:09
There's a child with her in a yellow coat southbound on Gary.
00:16
4169. You can assign it to me.
00:18
I'll be en route.
00:23
Copy. We just got an additional note.
00:25
R.P. wanted to know if he could make a citizen's arrest.
00:27
And when call takers faded, it's not recommended.
00:29
He said he would follow her.
00:33
4249, copy.
00:40
I've already 160.
00:41
I'm going to route to that as well.
00:44
Copy.
00:45
3623.23, 12 to 8.
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At 1606.
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36, 37. 36,
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37.
01:00
37, go ahead.
01:05
Regarding that earlier driving complaint, the reporting party called back advised the vehicle turned off on Highway 70 towards Bonanza.
01:17
Copy, I don't think we have any KFO in position.
01:21
All right, I can clear it out, 1609.
01:31
4169 I'm on the phone with the RP she's advising that he's still following her and she's
01:38
walking on South 6th Street in front of Rochelle Market approaching her market
01:44
go to that west now six
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Location mentioned:
Market St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
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