Robbery reported near East Woodlawn Road in Charlotte, Charlotte NC
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RobberyAccording to the dispatch call, a suspected robbery occurred near East Woodlawn Road at the QuickTrip store. The victim reported their wallet was taken by a large white female, nicknamed "Red," who fled toward Captain D's. The victim reportedly ran on foot while fearing for their safety. Details remain unclear and the incident appears to be under active investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Any westover for a robbery from person,
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2727 East Woodlawn Road?
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Real-time crime in the town will reference to robbery.
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20-i-i-a-kaw.
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1210-odgy-2-2-2-7 East Woodlawn at the quick trip.
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Callers Wood Security, mail came up and said he was robbed of his wallet.
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Cricked him running to find the subject.
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Said he was in fear of his life.
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So getting further information.
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Eunice to back.
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Okay.
00:33
So I'm assuming on the Sussex file.
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It's not been made clear.
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A victim ran away from the caller on foot to find the subject.
00:43
That's important.
00:45
So is it going to be a big white female nickname of red.
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5-9, 510, approximately 260.
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Victor Prostley ran towards the captain D's.
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An ongoing channel.
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Any west starter back 1210.
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Location mentioned:
E Woodlawn Rd, Charlotte, NC 28209
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