Vehicle break-in reported near Vineyards Boulevard, Sterling Heights MI
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, a vehicle break-in was reported near Via Antonio and Vineyards Boulevard. A group of males fled the scene in a gray four-door vehicle. One suspect, a white male wearing a mask and all black, was last seen on foot on Via Antonio.
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Transcript:
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It's going to be near Via Antonio and Vineyard.
00:03
Caller was delivering a newspaper in the area when it's a possible vehicle getting broken into on Storebrook.
00:10
When it's a group of males, attempted breaks took off in an unknown gray four-door vehicle.
00:15
He only has one male, possibly white, wearing a mask and wearing all black.
00:22
I did.
00:24
He's good.
00:31
We're going to head in that direction.
00:39
Hello.
00:40
42, copy on a prior one in Mount Clemens.
00:45
Dale up in north-south.
00:51
321 from 11, he's going to be 12 miles.
00:58
John Collins is just around truck to stay on.
01:04
5 o'clock in the 7 traffic.
01:09
Good.
01:13
711, Tomp.ish, I'll be with 0, Mary,
01:16
Edward, John, 2, 6, 0-M-E, J-26.
01:24
23, shall be on it.
01:31
I'm too far from that book.
01:34
It's important.
01:40
David 50's clear to the hospital, 9019.
01:44
It's pretty good.
01:52
Also,
01:54
The white male never got back into a vehicle, let's say that he was last seen on foot on Via Antonio.
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Location mentioned:
Vineyards Blvd & Via Antonio Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48314
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