Suspicious vehicle with rear damage seen near willow creek, Portage IN
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a tan GMC Sierra with damage on the rear left was seen traveling near Willow Creek and eastbound on 700 North. The vehicle had three occupants and was observed flashing lights. The caller is no longer following the vehicle and is located at the Walmart parking lot.
Audio|Heard on: Porter County Public Safety
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01:38
Transcript:
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Suspect vehicle southbound on Willowcreek Road currently.
00:03
Tan GMC Sierra, damage on the back left.
00:14
(number withheld).
00:18
Quarthage (number withheld), I'm almost a similar creak.
00:20
They'll check for the suspect table.
00:27
Clear. The suspect's vehicle was seen headed eastbound on 700 north.
00:31
(number withheld) provided Tom King,
00:33
(number withheld) Ocean, Tom, Young.
00:37
Driver is a male, three subjects inside the vehicle.
00:41
(number withheld) advice county.
00:45
7-4.
00:47
4.2-24, 1023 post office.
00:51
7-4.
00:53
145 also.
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4. 4. All the Craig now tracking.
01:02
So far.
01:06
Portage of the caller following the vehicle?
01:10
They're no longer following, callers in the Walmart parking lot.
01:18
Ronner, Curtis, U.S.
01:21
Highway 6 and Ash Street, suspect vehicle was flashing going eastbound 700 north from Willow Creek.
01:28
Suspect vehicle was a tan GMC Sierra, damaged to the back left, (number withheld) of Tom King, (number withheld).
01:37
Ocean, Tom Young.
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Location mentioned:
W 700 N, Indiana
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