Fraud report involving cash near Mission and Meridian, Fayetteville AR
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FraudA report was made regarding approximately $500 in cash near Mission and Meridian. A female caller was seen walking by and observed a red sedan parking nearby, possibly related to the money.
Audio|Heard on: Northwest Arkansas State and Local Police
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01:53
Transcript:
00:00
5-0-9. Just be advised that it's going to be approximately $500 worth of cash.
00:04
The caller followed while she was walking by.
00:06
She's saying that now there's a red sedan that's parking next to it thinks that they might be picking it up if they are going to own the money or not.
00:17
I've transported one to reach no.
00:24
37-penny signal, 22.
00:26
2-37-10.
00:32
75 minutes, traffic south, Thompson, Arapahoe.
00:38
Thompson, Arapahoe.
00:41
448 Zebra Ida-John, 448 ZIJ on a gray Chevy Equinox.
00:49
294 C-Shall attended to 88, but just have the clock can't be completed and option for voice-com.
00:59
284, thanks for trying.
01:06
165 status.
01:09
I guess that's fine, thank you.
01:19
231 10-50 10-5
01:23
10-4[1]-1-503 10-50 10-50 3, good bomb
01:34
10-4[1]
01:40
If there is the 5-1-9-8-20 is going to be at Mission and Meridian, Mission, and Meridian, your caller is going to be a female.
01:46
She's wearing a black vest, white shirt, black pants.
01:50
She is on the cash on a person, and then there's still on the ground.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
E Mission Blvd & N Meridian Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72703
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