Unoccupied stolen vehicle found near E 26th St and E G St, Tacoma WA
Motor Vehicle TheftA stolen vehicle was found unoccupied near East 26th Street and East G Street in Tacoma. The vehicle was near a group of people who then walked away. The driver was described as a female with medium-length brown hair wearing a light-colored sweater. Two male passengers were also seen with the driver but not well described. Officers requested additional units to search for these individuals.
Audio|Source: Tacoma Police Dispatch - North
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Transcript:
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Plocated vehicle near East 26th St and East G St.
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(name withheld).
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Is it occupied?
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322, is it occupied?
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Negative.
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Negative.
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Is there another unit can drift over towards East 26th St and East G St for an unoccupied stolen?
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The only side of the area.
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16.
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All four, six, nine, back.
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Call four, six, nine, sixteen, eighteen.
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Three-street, can I get the last four of them?
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Last four is six-eight-six-three.
00:43
Copy matches, and as I was pulling up, there were some subjects on East 26th St and East F right there. It looked like youll buy a Volkswagen,
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possibly subjects walked off towards there.
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Do you have a further description?
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It looked like the driver was at least a female,
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medium-length brown hair, and white or very light-colored sweater.
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And then the two male passengers, did you have a description of them at all?
01:15
Oh, not a good description.
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And did that female match to the people you saw walking at 26th St and X?
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Its a group there. I didnt get a good look at them, but if I could get a second unit, its just to see someones over there.
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Call 170 attached themselves on the call, recall. Forty forming youre right.
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Location mentioned:
E G St & E 26th St, Tacoma, WA 98421
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