Vehicle linked to past murder spotted in Dallas, Dallas TX
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HomicideAs discussed during the dispatch call, a vehicle linked to a past murder was identified in Dallas. The suspect reportedly drove the car during the incident. Additionally, a burglary in progress was reported at an apartment where two unknown individuals broke in through a window, but the occupant was not present.
Audio|Heard on: Dallas City Police - All Divisions Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Kind of always on a vehicle that was using a murder.
00:04
Texas license plate (number withheld).
00:07
Currently going east down Kiest.
00:10
I'm about to go into 35.
00:12
So he's at me as DPS 101 or something?
00:20
Four thousand and one at Cox's with you, Russ.
00:23
Curling turning lane to go northbound thirty-five.
00:29
Have a burglary of a residence in progress.
00:31
Thirty-five thirty-five Windsor Avenue.
00:34
Caller states two unknown homeless individuals broke into listed apartment through the window.
00:39
Caller says the apartment is not vacant.
00:41
The occupant of the apartment is not in the unit.
00:44
Nine hundred and eleven hang up.
00:45
Eight thousand Frankford.
00:47
It's probably 113.
00:50
I'm 1125.
00:53
They said it's not keepable.
00:56
The suspect was driving that car that belonged to him when the murder happened.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
W Kiest Blvd & S Interstate 35 E, Dallas, TX 75224
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