Shoplifting reported near school street in Berwick, Berwick ME
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TheftA shoplifting incident occurred near School Street in Berwick where a person stole a hat. The suspect was described wearing a white and green striped jacket, later possibly a black jacket and a skirt. Officers are checking nearby park and businesses.
Audio|Heard on: South Berwick Police, Fire, and York Ambulance
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02:58
Transcript:
00:00
Attention to a shoplifting, Cumberland Farms near School Street.
00:05
He could be a man wearing a white and green striped jacket.
00:08
Stole a hat.
00:09
Women's out there.
00:10
He's wearing a black jacket and a skirt.
00:18
Tell them.
00:25
I'll be able to find them in the Wilson Street Park along.
00:31
Stopping.
00:37
The driver height.
00:41
One of the way, go ahead.
00:49
Berwick 108, go ahead.
00:52
Find out what the hat looked like, please.
01:03
The only information we have is they stole a hat, no other specifics.
01:14
I want to wait, I can fly up there and ask.
01:20
Check in, now it's on Josh Belanger.
01:24
Bellinger.
01:28
Bellinger is spelled B-E-L-L-I-N-G-E-R.
01:38
Copy.
01:39
689.
01:48
Window comes back in the Dover, nothing showing in house other than two prior calls back in September.
02:01
Also, would you check on? Hey, like I told them that.
02:07
Window, where are you out with him?
02:14
Copy, I'll be out of Combies with the employee.
02:17
I'll get a description of mine.
02:25
115.
02:40
Dispatch 115.
02:49
Sanford, dispatch to Berwick 150.
02:55
What is this missing and what do they want to do?
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Location mentioned:
School St, Berwick, ME 03901
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