Motorcycle stolen and loaded into van in Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara CA
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a report of a stolen red motorcycle near Madera Street in Santa Barbara. The motorcycle was loaded into a silver van with two suspects wearing black hoodies and face masks. The suspects fled northbound on Cliff Drive at high speed.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Barbara County Sheriff, Fire, Aircraft and Marine, Lompoc Police / Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:6
Transcript:
00:00
Freedom PD requesting a BOL for a stolen vehicle that just occurred near Cliff and Castillo.
00:07
It's a red motorcycle sports bike that was put on a silver van, last seen northbound on Cliff.
00:17
No further.
00:23
Special attention 35 and 39 units, stand by to copy BOL for a stolen vehicle that occurred in the 55 area.
00:29
Break.
00:34
Control continuing to a stolen vehicle that just occurred near Madera Street.
00:40
It was a theft of a red motorcycle that was put at the back of a silver van with an unknown (number withheld) with the van hatch open.
00:46
Break.
00:52
Control continuing.
00:53
The suspects involved are described as two males wearing black hoodies and face masks.
00:58
The vehicle was last seen northbound on Cliff Drive at a high rate of speed.
01:01
Any information for Control 30 or 55? Control 30 clear, (number withheld).
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Calle Madera, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
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