Man reports lost wallet at World Trade Center station, New York NY
Other CrimesA man left his wallet on a train at the World Trade Center station. The train was checked but the wallet was not found. The man is now at the station booth requesting to file a police report for the lost wallet.
Audio|Source: New York City Police Department - Transit Bureau - Division 1 - Manhattan South
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Transcript:
10 4. Can I get an available district unit to respond to Portland World Trade Center on the 1 booth number Robert 107 in regards to 68[1]? We have a mail that left his wallet on the train. The train was checked, nothing was found, mail in front of the booth, request and file a police report. This job has been holding for 10 minutes. Can I have you in a check and advice please? Is that response? One of response to respond in. 2. Charlie 1. All right, 10 4. 2 Charlie 1. I show you respond. Okay, thank you. I appreciate it. Is it available? That's going to be World Trade Center, Cortland, on the 1.
10 4. Can I get an available district unit to respond to Portland World Trade Center on the 1 booth number Robert 107 in regards to 68[1]? We have a mail that left his wallet on the train. The train was checked, nothing was found, mail in front of the booth, request and file a police report. This job has been holding for 10 minutes. Can I have you in a check and advice please? Is that response? One of response to respond in. 2. Charlie 1. All right, 10 4. 2 Charlie 1. I show you respond. Okay, thank you. I appreciate it. Is it available? That's going to be World Trade Center, Cortland, on the 1.
Police codes explained
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[1]
68: Lost Property
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Location mentioned:
WTC Cortlandt, New York, NY 10006
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