Property damaged and items stolen from vehicle, Baltimore MD
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VandalismAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a report of property damage and theft from a vehicle near South Conkling Street in Baltimore. The caller reported that items valued at more than $1500 were stolen.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Southeast District
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
Four, just got a destruction of property report from TRU, reference to past vandalism near South Conkling St on a vehicle.
00:13
Caller states items stolen valued over $1500.
00:17
Sixteen, I am on the back of the common assault that eleven is going to.
00:27
Okay, ten four, that’s sixteen.
00:35
And one five.
00:39
And somebody, a second, let me play.
00:46
Hey, car one three, I’m turning.
00:48
Yeah.
00:53
I’ll breathe in.
00:55
Show me en route to the parking complaint.
01:00
That’s what it is.
01:08
I’m showing fifteen on a destruction of property.
01:15
One five, are you on this destruction or at that parking complaint?
01:23
One five, I’m on the parking complaint.
01:25
I’ll change your three owners.
01:26
Speaking with the complainant now.
01:31
Great, ten four.
01:35
Thirteen, go ahead.
01:40
Three, you can come out loud for the property.
01:48
It looks like it was sent to CRU, but CRU sent it back that some items were stolen valued over $1500.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
S Conkling St, Baltimore, MD 21224
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