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Possible child abduction near Hammond and Donald streets, Modesto CA
Other CrimesA child was possibly abducted near Hammond and Donald streets when a white four-door Honda Civic or Accord drove southbound, stopped, and pulled the child into the vehicle before driving away. The incident was captured on camera around 8:23 AM.
Audio|Heard on: Stanislaus County Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
01:43
Transcript:
00:00
This is an update on speaking of one of the students.
00:03
He is saying it was a four-door white Honda, possibly civic,
00:09
went southbound Hammond.
00:12
The kid was standing in front of near Hammond St, and he saw a hand pop off in the back seat of the car,
00:20
pulled a kid in, and drove off, making a right turn on Donald Street.
00:26
No description of the kid or suspect's driving.
00:30
I can't have a backpack on.
00:32
So I want to copy.
00:38
A one hour working.
00:39
Does he have like a timeframe?
00:42
It's going to be around 820 to 825.
00:50
Okay, I'm watching that time frame now.
00:54
Control 3 Town 9, can you show me 10-7, please? Okay,
01:00
sir.
01:03
So, one or 14.
01:04
Also ask if your juvie is walking on the Hammond and what he's wearing, I can identify them and figure out the right time frame.
01:12
10-9 and so how do you name is.
01:15
Actually, never mind.
01:16
I've got the car on camera.
01:19
Okay, okay.
01:25
Looks like it happened right at 823, like the 2012 White Honda Accords Portal.
01:36
Hopefully the first day is just saying you remember seeing the Honda logo.
01:41
I have the L3 check-in right there off of Kiernan and Hammond.
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Location mentioned:
Hammond St, Modesto, CA 95351
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