Possible theft involving black Nissan near Wentworth Ave, Chicago IL
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TheftAccording to the dispatch call, a black Nissan may be involved in a suspected theft near South Wentworth Avenue. The vehicle is connected to a possible theft of about $2,500 worth of tools. The car was last tracked heading northbound in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Police Department Zone 04
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
For that 1813 call, that car just pinged near South Wentworth, going northbound.
00:11
7-like Nissan.
00:14
5-2-3-1, Wentworth, headed northbound.
00:19
Near South onward.
00:22
1832.
00:31
A3-2? The squad, show me clear.
00:33
Can I get 30 in 18?
00:36
Sure.
00:38
Can I call that park a two?
00:44
One. One, one, four.
00:49
Can you show me clear from the transport and taking luncheon one, please?
00:54
Yes, ten-four.
00:57
And 1813.13 for info?
01:06
1813. 1813.
01:11
1813 is what?
01:13
Yeah, tacking one is just giving us info in the car that we're looking for.
01:17
And 210 was 51st Street Northbound was the last pang on it.
01:21
Okay.
01:23
All right, thank you.
01:28
163.80 for info.
01:32
6.30.
01:34
The card just sitting at 120 West 33rd Place, northbound,
01:39
at 1256.
01:41
Okay, sounds like it's headed our way now, 120 West 33rd Place.
01:48
Headed northbound and it should be a black Nissan, Frank Roberts, (number withheld).
01:55
I wanted to put that.
01:59
What are the proceeds?
02:02
It was like $2,500 with the tools.
02:06
$2,500 worth a tool from a word fan.
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Location mentioned:
S Wentworth Ave, Chicago, IL 60621
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