Alert for Chevrolet Silverado linked to firearm theft, Monson MA
An alert has been issued for a black 2020 Chevrolet Silverado vehicle connected to the theft of a firearm in Ludlow. The vehicle was last seen near Walmart on Route 32, heading southbound into Palmer and is known to stay near Boston Road West in Monson. Authorities are instructing officers to stop and hold the vehicle if found.
Audio|Source: Westcomm Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
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This special to all units, prepare to copy of Bolo, out of Palmer, special attention to Monson.
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There's special to all units, prepare to copy of Bolo, out of Palmer, special attention amongst them.
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This is all-units, a whole lot of Palmer, special attention to Munson, for Sierra 860-84-006, and Mass PC[1] 315 Alpha Delta 8, that's 31588, a 2020 black Chevy Silverado. This party has PC for arrest for Larsonie of a firearm out of Ludlow.
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Last seen near Walmart on Route 32 heading southbound into Palmer, known to be staying near Boston Road West in Munson, if found, stop, hold, contact as such.
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Two special all units, a lot of Palmer, special attention to Munson, for Sierra 860-8406, that's that's Sierra 860-84-006, and Mass PC[1] 315 Alpha Delta A. that's 315 AD8, a 2020 black Chevy Silverado.
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This party has PC[1] for arrest for larceny of a firearm out of Ludlow.
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Last seen near Walmart on Route 32, heading southbound into Palmer.
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Known to be staying near Boston Road West in Munson.
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If found, stop, hold.
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Contact dispatch dispatch.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PC: Passenger car vehicle classification or designation, commonly used for license plates or registration.
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Location mentioned:
MA-32, Monson, MA
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