Red suv seen driving over graves in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg VA
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Suspicious ActivityAn unoccupied red Honda SUV was reported driving over gravesites at Blandford Cemetery in Petersburg. The vehicle was noted as suspicious, and no individuals were present inside at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Petersburg Police
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
If I have a suspicious vehicle received two calls from city employees in reference to a vehicle in the cemetery at Blandford Cemetery,
00:09
the Honda that's unoccupied,
00:11
been there for some time now, tango, Sierra Delta, (number withheld), T.S.C.
00:17
(number withheld).
00:22
You're a copy for the kind of truck.
00:27
The Burtag returns with Cynthia Burgess of North Chesterfield to a 2007 Honda SUV red in color.
00:34
430, 2026 is clear.
00:40
Copy. Did they advise what part of the cemetery?
00:47
Negative.
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And that the vehicle has run all over the grave sites.
00:57
Cotty.
01:04
208. I have that mail party signal 3 for domestic assault.
01:11
I will be in route to 6-Henry, beginning mileage when you're ready?
01:15
All right.
01:20
139-348, again 139-348.
01:35
216 petersburg
01:38
I'm clear assist you should be around to round top vision
01:54
Can you respond with unit aids to the Blandford Cemetery for that called the service?
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Copy, can you, uh,
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advise on saying? I'm one location.
02:08
It is the Honda that has ran all over the grade site.
02:13
The vehicle at this time is unoccupied.
02:16
Tango Sierra Delta, (number withheld), TSD, (number withheld) - 2007 Honda SUV, SUV red in color.
02:24
Negative.
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Location mentioned:
Rochelle Ln, Petersburg, VA 23803
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