Fraud report at apartment near maple street in jersey city, Jersey City NJ
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FraudAccording to the dispatch call, a fraud was reported at an apartment near Maple Street in Jersey City. A ring camera showed a white female with black hair outside a boarded-up door. The resident's mother confirmed the door is boarded up because it is broken.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:37
Transcript:
00:00
So I got a fraud on near Maple Street Unit 518.
00:08
206. Let's see.
00:13
I feel tough.
00:16
I appreciate.
00:19
Three wall.
00:24
I'll see you soon.
00:31
Can you just swing by that Arlington from earlier?
00:35
calling back in sitting there's someone out there.
00:42
All right, call on Chief?
00:44
Negative.
00:54
As soon as they see it from a ring camera.
00:56
I'm not even sure if they have the right address or not.
00:59
I'm trying to work a callback.
01:03
If we do have a callback, can you just ask them someone who's supposed to reside there because they're looking for you boarded up?
01:14
Excuse me, the control supervisor actually gave him a call back before I did.
01:19
Stated that the doors boarded up because it's broken.
01:23
Her mother does reside at the location.
01:25
She can see for the ring camera that there's a white female with black hair, unknown clothing script on the outside,
01:34
as of 10 minutes ago, which you saw on camera.
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Location mentioned:
Maple St, Jersey City, NJ 07304
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
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