Man refuses to pay bill at business and leaves in truck, Burbank WA
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TheftA white male at a business refused to pay his bill. He left the scene driving north on Second Street in a white GMC pickup with Oregon license plates.
Audio|Heard on: Walla Walla Valley Law, Fire and EMS
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02:57
Transcript:
00:00
Spatch 157-169.
00:02
Subject, this is a white male wearing a baseball cap and white t-shirt, blue jeans, associated with a white four-door GMC pickup with Oregon plates, apparently upset.
00:13
He is refusing to pay his bill.
00:19
1.57.
00:27
10-4[1]-1-5-1-4-1-4-1-4-1-5-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-cention go ahead all will also be en route to Burbank.
00:52
Receive.
00:59
Some oil leakage for some vehicle litter and they are absorbent for them.
01:29
797-2.
01:31
10 for 2.1.7.
01:36
23 received.
01:41
Respect mail lead to the HBD.
01:44
He has gotten in his vehicle and is now leaving northbound on Second Street.
01:51
One-way seven.
01:52
One-back seven.
01:59
No.
02:11
Flatline to look it placed.
02:15
So 19-1.
02:16
O'19 with it.
02:22
From Cote, Pover, if any partners for mind-coasting.
02:30
We'll send the ADR to the gym.
02:33
Well, for one, thank you in and out of bank.
02:36
Kenny. Flip, I want to.
02:42
Spatch deputies en route to Burbank, reporting party.
02:45
Watch subject as he is now on Highway 12 eastbound.
02:49
The Oregon plate 138, Paul Frank William, comes back to a 2022 GMC out of Elgin, Oregon.
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10-4: Acknowledgement / OK
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Location mentioned:
US-12, Burbank, WA
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