Suspicious vehicle with disabled plate reported near West Price Avenue, Rogers AR
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a suspicious gray truck with a disabled Arkansas license plate was reported near West Price Avenue. The vehicle was identified as a 2023 white GMC Sierra registered to a person in another county. Neighbors reported an alarm sounding for about 15 minutes at this location.
Audio|Heard on: Northwest Arkansas Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Advised as a gray 2010 truck, that's all, no make model.
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7-12, 17.
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477.
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Oh, Ohio police governor church.
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I'll get you in the 20 seconds.
00:26
Engine 1. Ladder 8.
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High hazard fire alarm,
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near West Price Avenue.
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Near West Price Avenue.
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Cross of Purcell Street and Putman Street.
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Map page 13030.
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552, 203.
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Civil fact of you.
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We'll talk to the counseling.
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Taylor.
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47776. 47774.
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County 4445.
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It's going to be Arkansas disabled.
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(number withheld). Copy.
01:15
104 on (number withheld) disabled tag clear on the 2023 GMC Sierra showing white in color expiration March 26 registered to a (name withheld) out of Pondesville in another county is a Warren Latter-rate I like the law on the injury near West Price.
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Callers and neighbors saying that she's been hearing an alarm go off for approximately 15 minutes.
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I believe the address near West Price is coming from.
01:41
I don't know what kind of alarm, I know what caused it.
01:45
It's going to be (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
W Price Ln, Rogers, AR 72758
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