Two men steal packages of diapers near Harvard Street, Brookline MA
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, two men stole two packages of diapers near Harvard Street in Brookline. One wore khaki pants or a black hoodie and carried a duffel bag. The other wore black clothing with a beanie.
Audio|Heard on: Needham and Brookline Police / Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:44
Transcript:
00:00
Can I get that description?
00:07
The Hispanic man wearing khaki pants or black hoodie carrying a duffel bag.
00:18
Control these cells are on the line.
00:23
Negative squad.
00:30
I'll give them a call back.
00:32
What do you mean by a duffel bag as a fanny pack?
00:41
Roger, we'll call back the reporting party, but she did say multiple times specifically that it was a double call back to clarify.
01:17
In Harvard Street,
01:20
the reporting party states that he was also with another man, wearing black pants, a black hoodie,
01:28
and a beanie.
01:29
He stole two packages of diapers.
01:34
And it was a duffel bag, not a fanny pack.
01:48
Two of the units.
01:50
He's got a black shirt, white lettering on the front, duffel bag, gray sweatpants with a hood on.
01:56
The second person is all black wearing slides with a tan camo patterned cap.
02:10
The guy with the gray sweatpants would be wearing like LLP boots.
02:22
No,
02:30
like white shoes.
02:31
Definitely a black softline.
02:34
See, I felt like a grayish,
02:36
like gray hat of the beanie.
02:38
I think it was a little black beanie with red lettering around the phone.
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Location mentioned:
Harvard St, Brookline, MA
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