Child breaks into residence near Bowling Alley Road, Benton IL
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BurglaryPolice responded to a report of a possible burglary near Bowling Alley Road. The property owner called to report that a child broke into the residence and is currently in or around the address.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin, Perry, Jackson, Williamson, and Jefferson Counties Police, Fire and EMS
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
He's going to be at the first call's address near Bowling Alley Road.
00:08
We just got another call on it near Bowling Alley Road, so much you make his way to ask for local residential.
00:17
2.5.
00:20
One part in Hersburg, I have a black jeep, T, Black Jeep,
00:24
Enid (number withheld).
00:30
I'll be out with around the corner of 5th and Murphy Street.
00:34
No.170 clear.
00:38
Tells 15 Jeep.
00:45
Go ahead.
00:47
Did you by chance to check? 5010-1.
00:56
I looked, I didn't see any indication of any ammo back there.
01:05
And forth.
01:10
Fields coming out.
01:16
Might not have been picked up yet.
01:19
Possibility.
01:27
The outside temperature holds 74 degrees 7 height.
01:32
I'll have it located.
01:39
D4107, clear.
01:45
We've got a 27 by name Deterbird when you're ready.
01:57
Hi point. Last name, Zebra,
02:01
Edward, Paul, Edward, David Adam,
02:04
first name, John Union, Sam,
02:08
Tom, Ireland, Harold Arnold,
02:10
Arnold, Royal Robert,
02:12
David, 8,
02:13
16, 1884, in that black.
02:16
2-2, Paul Callie wrote,
02:18
he said that he has received a call from the owner of that address, the child has broken in or into that address,
02:25
they are in-round of that address.
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Location mentioned:
Bowling Alley Rd, Benton, IL 62812
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