Officers investigate possible manual garage entry, Columbus IN
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Suspicious ActivityOfficers responded to a report of a possible entry through a manual garage door at a residence near 8th Street in Columbus, Indiana. No footprints were found near the doors, and a neighbor confirmed the garage door may have been the entry point.
Audio|Heard on: Southeastern Indiana Public Safety
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
Residence, we're not seeing any footprints leading up to any of the doors.
00:09
Because I'm over in the right lane still, like doing the shoulder, like, make sure everything I pushed off.
00:17
June, I need to go back to force for a street right now.
00:23
Yes, that is correct.
00:24
I'm hopping on the interstate and I'm going to check that out.
00:29
10-4.
00:32
Mr. Kendrish want to go south and check your shoulders?
00:43
One record to pump this heck out.
00:45
We do have not 200 gallons of fuel.
00:58
Minneapolis
01:03
68 mile marker Isovite eastbound have reports of a person on the interstate color advised a subject walking on the left shoulder
01:26
You see in there to the garage?
01:37
I'm westbound at the 75 mile marker.
01:43
Clear, you can disregard, I'll take care of it.
02:16
33.4, here's a 1050 in the right lane.
02:18
I'm trying to back up to it.
02:34
I'm up with them on 8th Street.
02:37
You make contact with the Associated Party that called last time and see if they can advise further.
02:43
We're not getting the answer here.
02:48
I'm clear. The neighbor was trying to tell me that's a manual garage door and that's where they entered.
02:54
I'll make contact with her.
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Location mentioned:
8th St, Columbus, IN 47201
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