Suspicious white vehicle with a baby at air pumps, Williamsport PA
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, a white vehicle with a running engine and a baby in the backseat was reported at the air pumps near West 4th Street. An officer on scene confirmed the person was adding air to a tire. The vehicle had expired registration tags.
Audio|Heard on: Lycoming County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Near West 4th Street is an 80-minute mark.
00:05
Suspicious vehicle, RP is reporting a white vehicle by the air pumps.
00:12
There is a baby in the backseat.
00:15
The vehicle is running.
00:17
Not sure what they're doing.
00:29
The RP is the store clerk? Yes.
00:38
The vehicle has expired tags on a 2019 Chevy registered to a (name withheld).
00:59
It's a county.
01:01
I'm on scene.
01:04
It looks like somebody's putting air in the tire.
01:14
On scene, 0348.
01:22
What was the plate again, county?
01:26
Mike Delta Romeo 1912.
01:35
Okay, come into the area.
01:39
In the area, 0349.
01:54
This was for the Niddy Mark County.
01:58
Near West 4th Street, Nittany Minit Mart, affirmative.
02:10
Sheets, G.O.A.
02:11
31.
02:13
I guess this is a amount of going thing.
02:17
It could be a 20-minute time delay.
02:28
Available 0351.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
W 4th St, Williamsport, PA 17701
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