Possible theft and vehicle pursuit at Home Depot, Longview WA
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TheftA male suspect in a red Ford F-150 and a female suspect were involved in a possible theft at Home Depot in Longview. The female was seen running toward a shed. The red truck reportedly attempted to hit loss prevention staff. Law enforcement responded and pursued the suspects, with identification efforts continuing at nearby Walmart.
Audio|Heard on: Cowlitz County Public Safety, Columbia County Law Dispatch
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05:4
Transcript:
00:00
Columbia is responding at Home Depot.
00:02
The male is going to be in a red Ford F150.
00:05
The female is still in the bathroom per the reporter.
00:08
He goes in first and then she goes in after and he did not take anything out with him.
00:16
Sam 2.
00:19
Sam 1 14th, that's her.
00:23
San 3 is Baltimore in Oregon.
00:31
Stand through Longview, arriving at Home Depot.
00:35
I see the female running, but he's not telling me which way.
00:38
Can we get that description again?
00:45
She's a white female, 30, 57 brown hair, blue hoodie, she has a polka dot bag with her.
00:56
She's going toward the shed.
01:03
Sam to another unit if we could have somebody head towards third.
01:07
Apparently the red truck tried to hit loss prevention.
01:09
I don't know if he went to the Walmart parking lot or continued on third, but we need to be in regards.
01:21
There's a vehicle coming out by the four-way stop from the shed.
01:32
Front bumper is messed up.
01:34
Should be right there at the four-way stop, is what they're saying now.
01:40
There's a truck park here, but the front bumper looks fine.
01:47
Stand by on that plate.
01:50
This truck here has an Oregon slate on it.
01:53
One over there, so it's for the top right now.
01:59
Do you guys have the female elite?
02:02
Yes, female ID.
02:05
Weather all been asked.
02:11
No.
02:13
That black Ford with the Oregon plates, is that it?
02:17
Boss prevention is going over to PID for you.
02:25
Fivecent four county stopping.
02:29
Price and four.
02:31
Carlsonor Union, one zero zero eight.
02:34
We're going to try for the visitor center of Huntington.
02:40
Five simple.
02:44
County 6 a.m.
02:46
Stats.
02:50
Code 4[1].
02:53
1759.
02:54
The 4th, the 4-way stop is like a 2024 break.
03:04
The truck we're looking for is early 2000, late 90s.
03:14
It looks maroons and might have like a tan running board to it.
03:20
Copy, then if we can just get one unit here to help us and then the rest units can actually start doing an area check.
03:27
Three Sam is almost out with you guys, I'll come to you guys.
03:31
Three Sam, disregard, I'm out with them.
03:34
Copy. Whoever just passed me head towards Walmart.
03:39
That's the plan.
03:46
3-2 moment.
03:47
Go ahead.
03:51
Call Walmart, lot preventioning, give that vehicle description to them, see if it's either in here or has came through recently.
03:59
Okay.
04:00
Okay.
04:07
Langmore's the price.
04:08
Did they have a bunch of trash bags in the back?
04:12
I didn't get to see the back of it, but he was talking about the front bumper was all messed up too.
04:18
Okay, I think I got one.
04:20
Charles 0229, two head rings directly in the middle.
04:24
I'll come to you.
04:34
Copy.
04:40
Copy. From the quick photo I saw that would match.
04:45
It's one to the touch, there's a dog in here in a bunch of female stuff.
04:47
Longview, if you can have loss prevention on that vehicle.
04:51
Okay.
05:00
Sam on they're heading that way.
05:02
Yeah, it's a positive ID.
05:03
This is the truck.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Code 4: Situation under control; no further assistance needed
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Location mentioned:
7th Ave, Longview, WA 98632
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