Grand theft reported near 24th Street in San Francisco, San Francisco CA
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, a report of grand theft occurred near 24th Street, Alabama, and Harrison in San Francisco. The suspect is described as a person in their forties, wearing a purple jacket and gray sweatpants, with no weapon visible.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
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Mission four car 844-18 over grand theft at near 24th Street off of Alabama and Harrison.
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Creative six David prior.
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So 44 Charles.
00:13
I want verbal hard in the background.
00:16
Hummingbird House has a call taken life.
00:18
Still waiting further on it.
00:19
Any available units back?
00:25
Five Charleston.
00:31
At eleven, David, you can go ahead and twenty-two your response to the 500 and eighty-six on Nineteenth and Union Brosera.
00:43
I'll go ahead and make you ten eight.
00:48
It's in route to 632 commercial.
00:56
Purple five car B 418 over 518 at the Ross on float 1545 slow cross of Everglade and Clearfield.
01:10
Then she provided some answers 2020.
01:14
From the make of the TTGRP,
01:18
prior register January 24th, 2025.
01:22
Release of liability to a friend, Boca Rodriguez.
01:26
San Jose, appreciate it.
01:33
Units responding to 844-18-(number withheld).
01:38
Unknown race, ex brown skin forties, purple jacket, gray sweatpants.
01:44
No weapon seen.
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Location mentioned:
24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
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