Possible vehicle theft tracked near Harford Rd, Parkville MD
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a possible vehicle theft near Harford Road and Willoughby Road in Parkville. A blue cab was reportedly taken and was being tracked by GPS traveling southbound toward Taylor Avenue and later seen near Harford and Northern. Law enforcement coordinated efforts across channels while units canvassed the area for the victim and suspect. The incident appears to have involved a trackable stolen vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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03:4
Transcript:
00:00
Eight hundred and twenty-eight, 800 and twenty-seven just sent down a vehicle theft just occurred.
00:03
Eight thousand 505 Harford Road, near Willoughby Road, Acton Road with Cat Company.
00:11
Color revised driver just took off with a vehicle.
00:14
Says it has GPS location can be tracked.
00:17
Blue cab.
00:19
Maryland tag (number withheld).
00:22
They're traveling southbound on Harford Road.
00:24
They're now at Harford and Taylor.
00:27
Twenty-seven, I am on Taylor right now.
00:30
Just like an advice,
00:32
I can advise twenty-eight.
00:34
Here,
00:35
I just hear a vehicle theft on this channel that's trackable.
00:40
Ten four, it's a blue cab, Maryland tag (number withheld).
00:44
It's traveling southbound on Harford now at Harford and Taylor.
00:49
We're coming.
00:50
We're probably a couple minutes out.
00:52
Ten four, let me know what.
00:55
Good 825.
00:57
Two things, let's give the city a heads up and also we don't have any ride on the channel do we?
01:03
Ride squad on the channel.
01:05
What precinct backs up to the city there?
01:11
What city channel is it?
01:12
Ride squad to Parkville.
01:15
That's quite a bit.
01:16
Rat for Parkville, rat for Parkville.
01:20
Units just for your 43 from Parkville, cab was taken.
01:26
Harford near Acton and Willoughby headed towards Taylor.
01:31
Just in case it's a cab, (number withheld).
01:38
Rat squad to Parkville.
01:39
Rat squad to Parkville.
01:41
Rat squad Parkville.
01:43
Rat flight for Parkville.
01:46
Going off the map, we would have to guess probably the east channel.
01:50
Check out at southeast.
01:51
What's an egg handler related to that?
01:55
Six (number withheld).
01:58
Twenty five, I know 320 said he's advised, but let's get him out to the victim and let's get a couple of units just canvassing that area.
02:09
Ten 4828 is going to head out to the victims.
02:11
Seven (number withheld).
02:14
Six (number withheld).
02:18
All right, got it.
02:21
It's Harford Northern, Harford and Northern.
02:25
I'm going to get on the city channel now.
02:28
Again for that?
02:31
That's a lot on the channel.
02:34
1846, you looking for it?
02:36
Ten four. We have a vehicle theft just occurred.
02:39
Air said they just spotted it at Harford and Northern.
02:42
It's a blue cab, the tag is (number withheld).
02:48
Temple.
02:50
1193.
02:51
413, I'm out.
02:53
We're gonna clear, we don't need a 10-3[1].
02:55
Sorry with tones please.
02:57
Sorry you say you do want to clear now?
03:00
10-3[1] without tones.
03:03
10-3[1] no tones, step four.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-3: Stop transmitting; maintain radio silence except for essential or emergency communications.
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Location mentioned:
Harford Rd, Parkville, MD 21234
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