Deputies investigate suspicious vehicle near Freestate Dr, Laurel MD
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible suspicious activity near Freestate Drive involving a silver SUV and a red sedan. A caller from an alarm company reported that a man in his forties, dressed in a blue shirt, brown jacket, and gray pants, was seen transferring between the vehicles. The vehicles were last seen heading toward Route 1. Details remain unconfirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Howard MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Dispatch, Frank Five One, Frank Thirty One, K Nine Fourteen for a vehicle stopped in progress near Freestate Drive at Toyota.
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Five One, go for roll.
00:11
Caller is advising that there's a male in a silver SUV who just picked up a red sedan.
00:18
This occurred near a commercial area; we're still getting further.
00:23
Believe the caller is going to be from the alarm company.
00:27
K9, ground direct.
00:29
Vehicle was last seen towards Freestate Drive headed towards Route 1.
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31, direct.
00:38
Frank 31 K9 can cancel.
00:41
Can I have working direct?
00:43
Direct.
00:45
Thank you, and suspect appears to be a man in his forties wearing a blue shirt, brown jacket, and gray pants.
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Location mentioned:
Freestate Dr, Laurel, MD 20723
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