Police review footage of suspicious woman on Hudson Ave, Rochester NY
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, police units reviewed surveillance footage near a business on Hudson Avenue in Rochester. They discussed a woman with red hair and a blue hoodie, seen walking south on Hudson Avenue near Dunn Street, possibly connected to store footage from nearby cameras.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Did the suspect have a white, like garbage bag with them by chance?
00:04
Pretty swap pants.
00:06
The only bag I saw in the camera footage was the blue reusable weapons bag.
00:11
13 to 18, McDonnells did say they got some used McDonald's text.
00:16
Is that a McDonald's bag?
00:18
Negative.
00:19
19 of those cars.
00:20
Did the female with red hair have a blue hoodie on underneath her jacket?
00:25
Is it light blue?
00:27
Yeah, like baby blue.
00:29
Yeah, 18 to...
00:31
We're looking at that female right now, walking south on Hudson Avenue near Dunn Street with another person wearing all blue.
00:39
Brown paper bag.
00:40
Copy, dispatch is reviewing Wegman's footage, might have her leaving near Hudson Avenue towards the store.
00:46
All right, 18 copies.
00:47
We'll stop out with them myself and 13 and let's see what they have to say.
00:52
We're going to be near Hudson Avenue.
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Location mentioned:
Hudson Ave, Rochester, NY 14621
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
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