Possible bicycle theft near Evans and Sturdy, Valparaiso IN
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a possible bicycle theft near Evans Avenue and Sturdy Road in Valparaiso. The caller stated that a male wearing a black hooded shirt was seen riding the stolen bicycle eastbound on Evans and was last seen behind a church at the intersection. Units were informed, and the caller later indicated he was no longer near the bicycle.
Audio|Heard on: Porter IN Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Two hundred and 13 Valpo information.
00:03
Okay,
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In regards to the theft of a bicycle, caller is back on 911.
00:09
Advised a male was seen riding a bicycle down Evans going eastbound in a black hooded shirt.
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Overview 215, you are back.
00:21
Two hundred and 15 units en route for the call.
00:26
High school cop, vehicle is a black Ford Explorer.
00:29
Still obtaining further.
00:31
Continuing,
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Caller advised the bicycle is behind the church near Sturdy and Evans.
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VPD-213: Did they advise that it's just the bicycle, or is the male still with the bicycle?
00:44
Still piecing it together.
00:50
Continuing, caller's now at Boca Lago Drive,
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not with the bicycle.
00:58
Continuing, caller is not advising further.
00:59
He does not know where the high school is anymore.
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For units 43,
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caller,
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advised he last saw the suspect on the bicycle behind the church and was told not to follow because the subject was too fast.
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Location mentioned:
Evans Ave & Sturdy Rd, Valparaiso, IN 46383
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