Deputies investigate suspicious vehicle near NW 10th Ct, Plantation FL
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to reports of a suspicious white Toyota Corolla parked with its door open near Northwest 10th Court in Plantation. The vehicle had been there for about two hours. An earlier call from a female reporting a possible physical harm incident involving a rideshare driver was mentioned as potentially related, though the connection was not confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
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Transcript:
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Touchdown to 5513 vehicle, near Northwest 10th Court.
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Near Northwest 10th Court.
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Anonymous advising of an older white Toyota Corolla parked in front of the building for the last two hours with the driver door open.
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Be advised about two hours ago was when I sent 74 for the original call from a female claiming she was involved in a Signal 31[1] incident with a rideshare driver.
00:26
She was calling from Tenth Place, not Tenth Court.
00:29
But I'm not sure if it could possibly be related.
00:32
He was not able to find the victim on that call.
Police codes explained
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Signal 31: Person involved in physical harm or self-harm incident requiring immediate police response.
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Location mentioned:
NW 10th Ct, Plantation, FL 33313
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