Vehicle theft of clothing near highway 87 in North Carolina, Cumberland County NC
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, a silver Nissan Altima driven by a black female took a large amount of clothing in a theft incident and left the scene traveling north on Highway 87 toward Sanford, North Carolina.
Audio|Heard on: Sandhills Region Public Safety
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01:55
Transcript:
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1012 All right Street St.
00:07
Perdubia of 101894, Clossey active.
00:11
1029 shows 1075 out of South Carolina, however, no extradition.
00:16
I also advise to use caution with subject.
00:23
Is that the equal description again?
00:26
Silver Nissan Ultima, black female, heavyset, has a beast on it.
00:44
Two, George,
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four,
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William, David,
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five,
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three,
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two,
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55,
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one, two,
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one, one, four,
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zero,
00:57
nine, three.
01:14
Fort Edge, unknown color, I've made a slip for you.
01:20
If you couldn't make contact with him and have them to come back down here through the scene, I'll pass them on the way up there tomorrow.
01:28
Tenfour County is out with saying he ran off the roadway, unsure if the vehicle is drivable.
01:36
Tenfold.
01:43
Subject left on Highway 87 heading towards Sanford and the silver and color Nissan Ultima took a large amount of clothing will be a black female wearing a bonnet, reds, jeans with sparkles, just a curve.
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Location mentioned:
NC-87, North Carolina
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