Burglary in progress at building supply site near 28th street court e, Manatee County FL
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BurglaryAccording to the dispatch call, police responded to a possible burglary at a building supply company near 28th Street Court East. Suspects were seen loading items into a truck on the property. The location has a history of recent burglaries. Officers are monitoring the area.
Audio|Heard on: Manatee County Sheriff
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
That E-50 call, is that a burglary in progress to a construction site?
00:05
Or do we know what that address is?
00:08
I don't know if it's a construction site or not,
00:12
but it's possibly a burglary.
00:14
It's a video monitoring company that calls it in.
00:19
(number withheld). (number withheld).
00:24
We had a burglary there about a week ago.
00:27
It's a building supply company.
00:30
A truck parked up in the field and started loading stuff up so somebody could go up 28th Street Court E, too, and make sure nobody's over there.
00:43
Can you raise a watch again since we had that history there? I'm sure they'd be happy to help us with this.
00:49
It's not far.
00:50
Watch where you want to drink east.
00:56
51 as well.
01:00
Some more.
01:06
Say they parked off 28th Street Court last time?
01:11
They were in the field in between 28th Street Court and the road that leads to the business.
01:18
We can't get into the business that has a padlock gate.
01:24
Okay,
01:25
simple. I'm about to turn on the weight field now.
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Location mentioned:
28th St Ct E, Florida 34243
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