Deputies check suspicious vehicle near Hillbrook Rd, Memphis TN
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible suspicious vehicle near Hillbrook Rd. The caller, whose name was withheld, reported that a black Nissan Maxima had been left behind a residence by a friend. The vehicle was thought to possibly be stolen. Officers checked the area near Brown and Watkins. No personal information was disclosed.
Audio|Heard on: Memphis Police and Shelby County Sheriff
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, and hold that suspicious near Hillbrook, 1215.
00:09
You know this domestic in 26's ward is near Vandale.
00:15
The grandmother is calling in for her 30 year old.
00:20
I got a male wearing a green jacket; we need to check it here.
00:22
Here at Brown and Watkins.
00:28
Brown and Watkins, male, green jacket.
00:37
He's got to shoot them.
00:47
24, I'm in with this citation.
00:50
Check 24.
00:51
All right, 244 and 274.
00:55
Bravo, could I get a CAD for this complaint?
00:59
Stand by, 244 and 2704.
01:02
Suspicious near Hillbrook.
01:05
(name withheld) is the complainant.
01:07
She's calling about a stolen vehicle that's supposedly behind this residence that was dropped off there by her friend (name withheld).
01:14
Vehicle's a black Nissan.
01:17
Maxima, it's going to be near Hillbrook in the rear.
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Location mentioned:
Hillbrook Rd, Memphis, TN 38109
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