Stolen silver Toyota Camry found near Harford Avenue, Baltimore MD
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a silver Toyota Camry reported stolen on the 14th was located near Harford Avenue. The vehicle has been parked there for over a day.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore City Police Eastern District
Listen to dispatch call
01:42
Transcript:
00:00
What post is near Harford Avenue?
00:08
16, both. Do we have a 16? Oh yeah, yeah, 16, yeah, central booking.
00:22
All right, is anybody available to go near Harford Avenue and see if they see a silver Toyota Camry parked there on Archipan?
00:38
247X is your listen around?
00:45
But you can put me on the back.
00:46
Is there a tag in reference?
00:53
39-104, tag number, this don't seem right, but (number withheld), Maryland tag.
01:07
So, silver Camry.
01:10
And it's been sitting there for over a day.
01:17
Is this for a parking complaint or is this vehicle going to be a 1030 or anything?
01:24
No,
01:27
no.
01:29
This morning, is this vehicle a parking complaint or is this going to be a 10-30[1] vehicle?
01:36
No, it was stolen on the 14th.
01:41
Informant route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-30: Wanted person or vehicle indicated; subject may have an active warrant or be reported stolen.
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Location mentioned:
Harford Ave, Baltimore, MD 21213
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