Theft of wooden pallets reported near 17th Street, Sarasota FL
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of stolen wooden pallets near 17th Street in Sarasota County. The pallets appeared recently taken, and similar pallets were observed still at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota FL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:6
Transcript:
00:00
Signal 14 near 17th Street in the county.
00:04
There's a pile of wooden pallets that look like they may have been disturbed, and the last block it showed that there were a bunch of pallets in the back of that truck.
00:14
Just Signal 14 in case they come by.
00:16
Back stolen.
00:18
Yeah, why?
00:19
Eighteen 21, do you follow?
00:22
Go ahead.
00:24
I'm going to be 1074, ten six.
00:27
Ten four.
00:29
One ball seven, I see.
00:31
A ball seven.
00:33
Do you have a key holder on file for near 17th Street?
00:39
Gray bar.
00:41
Am I?
00:42
One call, seven.
00:44
Yes.
00:45
That's negative on a keyholder and I ran the primate history for that address.
00:49
I don't have any trains with any usable phone numbers or any 49s for there.
00:54
56, I sent him to get 3SAM6 but I think he's busy.
00:57
If you could just notify him, I'm pretty certain those pallets are going to be stolen from this location.
01:02
They look like they were freshly taken and they match the ones that are still present.
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Location mentioned:
17th St, Sarasota, FL 34234
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