Brown 2018 kia sportage reported stolen in fellsmere, Fellsmere FL
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Motor Vehicle TheftA brown 2018 Kia Sportage was reported stolen near North Hickory Street in Fellsmere. It was later suggested the vehicle might have been repossessed, but no repossession report was confirmed yet.
Audio|Heard on: Indian River County Sheriff
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02:43
Transcript:
00:00
10-3-70. 10-300.
00:05
Near North Hickory Street, caller states she just got home and went inside and her truck was stolen.
00:14
She arrived about 5 minutes ago.
00:18
2018 kia sportage, brown in color.
00:25
Okay. Okay.
00:26
Okay.
00:31
Before,
00:32
I'll be back 50-1-2 original location.
00:35
Can I be 14 hours?
00:41
I'm sorry, you can update this to a trespass?
00:46
2215.
00:52
Do I have any information?
00:56
Time through Sunday.
01:02
It's possibly going to be a repossession.
01:04
They haven't called anything into us yet.
01:09
Central.
01:14
2370, 297.
01:18
2317. 2317.
01:23
22-2, Yanku.
01:27
Yaki. Yaki.
01:29
20317.
01:35
K-93-1-8-2-8-9-2-1-2-1-2-9-9-9-2-1-8-9-9-3 2-1-2-2-1-2-1-2-1-8-2
01:53
Do you have a tag on that full of vehicle puzzle?
01:56
She had no information.
02:03
Do you know if it's registered to her, if we can find one, David?
02:10
This 2370, we'll advise them short.
02:13
It's sounding like a repo.
02:14
They just haven't called us yet.
02:18
Cancel.
02:24
2080, 2370.
02:25
Are you able to verify if she's a registered owner? I'd like to run the tag in flock so we can catch the car on flock, either rather than later.
02:34
I'm looking on that.
02:39
Right now I don't know how to tag numbers, just a 2018 Kios4 Vige Brown.
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Location mentioned:
N Hickory St, Fellsmere, FL 32948
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