Possible attempted abduction of teenager near Pine Tree Avenue, Largo FL
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Other CrimesA 13-year-old girl near Pine Tree Avenue reported someone tried to grab her. A silver Cadillac sedan with dark tint was near the scene with the girl's shoes found by the car. The bedroom window was open. The vehicle left the area in an unknown direction.
Audio|Heard on: Largo Police Department
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02:16
Transcript:
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497 copies a call 6332 back it's unknown situation near Pine Tree Avenue 497
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3056 unit B near Pine Tree Avenue unknown situation brick
00:19
I advise that she located a silver Cadillac with dark tint as well as the gate open to the residence
00:28
with (name withheld)'s shoes in front of the car.
00:32
One confronted (name withheld), who was also outside, stated that someone tried to grab her.
00:39
She is 13 years of age.
00:46
I also mentioned that windows, the bedroom was open.
00:57
Four and seven there are out.
00:59
(Name withheld) is still on scene, right?
01:02
Dave from?
01:05
Frient.
01:07
Fourn and I'm putting on the call.
01:08
I'm actually pulling up on Pine Tree now.
01:11
I got me.
01:18
Do they have a last direction on the vehicle? I heard on 9-1.
01:21
They still sell it when they're calling.
01:31
That's a negative unknown direction to travel.
01:34
Caller states that they did witness it leaving with unknown direction.
01:48
49, June at B,
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correct? Okay,
01:53
sir.
01:58
Car was lasting westbound.
02:02
Okay, Westown.
02:03
The vising sedan on SUV.
02:13
Cabby, Silver Cadillac, Sedan, Darkton.
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Location mentioned:
Pine Tree Ave, Largo, FL 33771
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