Rideshare driver takes vehicle with child inside, Baltimore MD
Motor Vehicle TheftA woman took a rideshare and left her four-year-old child in the vehicle. The driver then drove away with the vehicle. Police later found the child and vehicle safely nearby.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Northwest District
02:15
Transcript:
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The reference to my mom wanted on a warrant.
00:03
A woman took a rideshare here, she did not know the driver took off in her vehicle while her child was in the back seat.
00:13
The child is a four-year-old little girl.
00:18
She wore a pink coat, blue jeans, and white shoes.
00:23
The driver took off with the vehicle, the vehicle was dark in color.
00:30
The male driver wore glasses.
00:34
That's the Mervits of what you're on now.
00:36
Two-two.
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And four.
00:40
So I just need one more unit up here, please.
00:47
And could you switch to citywide Mervits?
00:53
Can I have a unit back to two at forty-seven, fifty-mile drive?
01:03
27, I can make my way over there.
01:06
Time for it.
01:07
20, you copy?
01:11
20, I'm sorry, so now.
01:17
Well, in reference to 2-2-3-2, the one-on-one,
01:20
she arrived at the location in a rideshare, and she had a four-year-old; she left the child in the vehicle and the vehicle took off.
01:29
The vehicle took off.
01:36
10-4[1] from the Gordon office?
01:38
Yeah. Did you try to contact any of the 4870 units?
01:51
4872, sir, if you want to slide down to C.
01:54
Yeah.
01:57
10-4[1].
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At C2, we located the child and the car was parked around the corner.
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And I see too.
02:12
The child was located; the vehicle was parked around the corner.
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