Suspect tries to steal car near Eddy Street in San Francisco, San Francisco CA
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Motor Vehicle TheftAccording to the dispatch call, a person wearing dark clothes was seen trying to start a dark sedan on Eddy Street between Buchanan and Webster in San Francisco. The vehicle has no visible license plate. The observer watched from across the street. Only one suspect was seen.
Audio|Heard on: San Francisco City Police
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Transcript:
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David 82 ten four nothing to car your party 851 near Eddy between Buchanan and Webster
00:12
The unit of breaks had a response.
00:19
Or two or ten-four.
00:21
Toever, just one, near Eddy between Buchanan and Webster is facing the 1020.
00:26
To the left,
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possible suspect vehicle has a dark sedan unknown plate.
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A possible suspect is in dark clothing is hunched over trying to start the victim vehicle.
00:37
Possible victim vehicle is a dark sedan unknown license plate as well.
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RP is viewing from across the street.
00:42
You need to back to Edward 2 Edwards.
00:44
16th hour, 10.4.
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93 or 10-4[1].
00:58
See, no thing is just find it to the 851 on Eddy.
01:02
It's not the RP's vehicle.
01:03
I'm able to tell if any weapons are involved or tools.
01:06
The description of the possible drivers, only one suspect seen at this time.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Eddy St, San Francisco, CA 94115
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