Suspect offloads items near highway linked to burglary vehicle, Tucson AZ
BurglaryOfficers saw a suspect unloading stolen items near a dirt lot west of highway I-19 in Tucson. The suspect walked south and was connected to a vehicle previously involved in a burglary case in 2023.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Okay, the first tunnel looks clear.
00:05
No,
00:07
I got him.
00:08
He's on the other side of the tunnel.
00:11
He doesn't see me.
00:16
He's offloading property now.
00:21
Okay,
00:25
he's going south now.
00:29
South and west
00:37
02-3 17 Irvington 12th Irvington and 17th Nebraska
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Sorry 12th Nebraska and 17th in Nebraska And 17th in Nebraska 35 of my 17 Nebraska
00:56
It's just a checking on me.
01:01
Just a code for you.
01:03
Yes,
01:05
I'm still code four.
01:07
One zero twenty-six.
01:20
There's some dirt lot west of I-19.
01:26
He's still walking south into dirt.
01:33
I don't think he's spotted me yet, but I'm still like a hundred yards away.
01:41
024.
01:48
Let me put it up.
01:50
White Tree on the hoodie.
02:01
What was you before?
02:04
Before.
02:06
Moving on a plate?
02:09
Go ahead.
02:11
(name withheld) 54040 So let me know if it's stolen in the last four of the vending.
02:21
Copy.
02:24
(name withheld) 5.040.
02:31
Like a white Zizu rodeo?
02:36
Are you a good one?
02:39
I go ahead.
02:41
There's a 1081 on that vehicle.
02:43
It's from back in 2023 reference.
02:46
Burglar in the third degree.
02:50
The last 4 of the Ben are 4.
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104. Last 4 of the Ben are 4670.
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1.028.208.
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Location mentioned:
I-19, Tucson, AZ
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