Possible stolen vehicle near TXB and McKinnon, Llano County TX
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a possible stolen blue 2004 Ford Expedition or Explorer near TXB and McKinnon along Highway 29 in Texas. The vehicle was reportedly traveling westbound and was entered as stolen by Orlando Police Department. The driver was described only as a person wearing a hat. No confirmation of recovery or arrest was mentioned.
Audio|Heard on: Llano TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:15
Transcript:
00:00
When Eastern units, I needed one unit to respond to TXB and McKinnon.
00:06
TXB and McKinnon, they said there was a vehicle there they'd seen on one of the websites saying it was stolen.
00:16
It's going to be a blue 2004 Ford Expedition.
00:25
Said it is westbound on Highway 29.
00:26
At this time, westbound on Highway 29.
00:32
Six, two, and I am in the area.
00:36
All right, (name withheld)'s going to be a 2004 Ford Explorer, blue in color.
00:42
(number withheld).
00:46
(number withheld).
00:48
It has been entered as stolen at Orlando PD.
00:53
Received.
00:56
Confirming it has left the store.
01:00
It has left the store, confirming it has left the store.
01:04
The only thing they could see was it went westbound on Highway 29.
01:09
Driven by a person wearing a hat.
01:15
They did.
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Location mentioned:
TX-29, Texas
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