Male suspected of letting air out of tires at pharmacy, Fairmont WV
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Disorderly ConductAccording to the dispatch call, a male is suspected of letting air out of tires at Whitehall Pharmacy. Officers are checking Whitehall and nearby parking lots for a white truck matching the description.
Audio|Heard on: Fairmont Police and Fire and Marion County Sheriff and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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They were out of trespassing,
00:02
disturbance in Baxter.
00:05
The daughter was supposedly living in residence with relations to males currently at working at Whitehall Pharmacy.
00:13
She's advised at the mall is at her workplace, letting air out of tires.
00:17
There'd be a white F-150.
00:22
Which pharmacy she at?
00:25
Whitehall Pharmacy.
00:28
The pharmacy at Whitehall Medical?
00:34
Marion 6-6.
00:42
If you're going to give a contact from the LSA for us.
00:45
Marion 6-6.
00:48
Cairney 23.
00:52
10 a4-166 it's the one at Whitehall Medical
01:01
(number withheld) Whitehall.
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166 They get a phone contact down by the pharmacy.
01:09
You might have checking Whitehall's parking lot or Walmart's parking lot?
01:14
Yeah, we'll go up there, checking.
01:18
There's also a pharmacy and mansion clinic.
01:22
I can talk to wetness here.
01:24
She said she heard no wetting air out of it.
01:32
Which free list I got, that's the best of the white and color.
01:35
It should be some kind of company letter in the morning.
01:40
That's the suspect vehicle or the victim?
01:43
Suspect vehicle. The suspect vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Middletown Road suite 2 white hall, Fairmont, WV 26554
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