Juvenile curfew issue involving two vehicles

Heard on: Wabash County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Mount Carmel Police

02:40

00:00

I'll be following a juvenile to his residence.

00:05

Twenty-eight for the vehicle when ready.

00:10

Go ahead.

00:14

(number withheld)(number withheld) Illinois PC.

00:22

It's going to be the registered owner as the driver.

00:29

PC twelve.

00:32

(number withheld) returns valid to (name withheld) out of Mount Carmel.

00:41

It's a white 2013 Toyota sedan.

00:45

10-4, Mount Carmel.

00:46

Be advised the party that empty tan Toyota is also part of this situation.

00:54

10-4.

00:56

Mount Carmel and C10, I'll be following that individual to his residence as well.

01:01

I'll give you the 28 upon arrival.

01:06

10-4.

01:11

This is C12, Mount Carmel.

01:14

Go ahead, Mount Carmel.

01:18

We were unaware.

01:20

Does a report need to be generated? What do we use for?

01:28

You weren't dealing with Eighth in particular, Mount Carmel.

01:32

If you want to go ahead and start me a juvenile problem report, go ahead and just close it out to me when we're done.

01:38

Location for it's going to be the O'Ramp.

01:48

12933, do you need me to 25?

01:52

Negative, it's just going to be a curfew dilemma.

02:02

Criminal C10, I have that involved 28 when ready.

02:09

C10, go ahead.

02:12

It's gonna be an Illinois (number withheld) truck, (number withheld).

02:17

Repeating, (number withheld), Illinois (number withheld).

02:29

(number withheld) returns

02:34

valid to a (name withheld) and a (name withheld) at Mount Carmel.

02:38

It's a red 2002 Dodge pickup.

2026-10-29 03:48 UTC

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Hydraulic Ave, Mt Carmel, IL 62863

Juvenile curfew issue involving two vehicles

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Hopefully the police spine with the parents as well. Full cooperation begins at home but lost parents are truly worthless.