Suspicious vehicle with fake dealer plates found on N Ridge Rd, Amherst OH
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a suspicious pickup truck with fake dealer license plates was found near N Ridge Rd, Amherst, Ohio. The vehicle's identification did not link to a specific vehicle but traced to a dealership on Northridge Road. The plates were confirmed fictitious and possibly related to a theft.
Audio|Heard on: Lorain County Public Safety - North
Listen to dispatch call
02:33
Transcript:
00:00
323 is ungod with a suspicious vehicle related to a theft, feeding contact trigger.
00:07
Copy.
00:10
That's 150 pickup truck.
00:14
Copy.
00:20
7 Y6 in the reddy.
00:27
CRP.
00:31
I apologize, so much.
00:35
Probably should have started with that.
00:37
It's going to be dealer tag, small number is (number withheld).
00:41
Then Adam 8,
00:43
Sam, Nora.
00:46
Okay, this is standby.
00:52
The whole VIN, it doesn't come back to a specific vehicle, just the ownership on the dealer on Northridge Road.
01:02
Copy.
01:10
Affirmative Boy.
01:12
One Frank, Tom Frank, William 1,
01:16
Edward Frank,
01:17
Hey Charlie, Frank Boyd,
01:20
13,
01:21
160.
01:24
Copy. Come back on a 2012 Blue Fort trunk.
01:36
Copy.
01:42
Jerry is.
01:48
One six three, see if the sign-in book is somewhere we can reach it.
01:54
6-(number withheld).
01:59
The owner of that truck is a 3 similar, correct?
02:08
306.
02:11
Good.
02:14
Going back to dealership off of Northridge.
02:23
Actually, disregard that.
02:26
Fictitious plates are on it.
02:28
And it is coming back, Teresa.
02:32
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
N Ridge Rd, Amherst, OH
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