Package worth $2600 stolen from delivery point, Jersey City NJ
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TheftA package valued at $2,600 was stolen when an unknown person intercepted the delivery driver near Fairmount Avenue in Jersey City. Video evidence from nearby cameras is available and has been submitted to authorities.
Audio|Heard on: Jersey City Police
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
The package just here,
00:02
$2,600 PC,
00:05
unknown third party intercepted the delivery driver at the vestibule.
00:09
That's right.
00:10
Let's get a time of call, please.
00:15
Thomas 1655,
00:18
file number (number withheld).
00:25
I received.
00:26
They have the video put into the incident.
00:27
They're going to afford it.
00:28
It says you want to notify patrol.
00:30
Sorry, you can see if you just want to take the report.
00:37
Okay.
00:39
Sergeant, what do you have?
00:45
340 Fairmount is a $2,600 PC,
00:49
unknown third party intercepted that delivery driver.
00:56
All right, is the camera in there?
01:07
Are there cameras in the area?
01:11
Yeah, there was footage available in the city from before this.
01:15
All right, Richie, just want to find Indique, please.
01:22
NGC, Channel 2, NDC, Channel 2.
01:30
Detective Sergeant, 2.
01:34
Detective Sergeant, 347 miles of the death of the package shows as $2,600 PC and is for the available.
01:47
I received that's something that needs a USB to extract it or...
01:55
No, indeed.
01:59
That policy, bad signal.
02:00
They're going to email it to us.
02:06
Obviously, you can just attach it to a report.
02:08
We'll follow up from here.
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Location mentioned:
Fairmount Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07306
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