Person seen in backyard possibly stealing awning, Sesser IL
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TheftA resident on near Lawrence Street in Sesser reported seeing someone in her backyard possibly trying to steal her awning. She saw a shadow but could not describe the person before losing contact.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin, Perry, Jackson, Williamson, and Jefferson Counties Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
104, request for an officer, near Lawrence Street, Sesser.
00:05
911 call from (name withheld) from that residence, advising someone in her backyard.
00:10
I believe they may be trying to steal her awning.
00:16
104, you vote for both units and pro.
00:20
104, I'm going to try to call back the description.
00:21
I advise you're still on the phone, however she disconnected.
00:29
The outside temperature is seventy-one degrees Fahrenheit.
00:35
That's clear, 35335 appreciates the head's up.
00:44
We're still showing about 3-9 or minutes away.
00:50
You can divide it to 22.
00:57
That's one.
01:07
Scoring 4 Frank 34, 1042.
01:17
4-106-0-2 carry reference noise complaint Route,
01:26
Route 13 at Watson Road, some black Toyota Highlander, Black Toyota Highlander.
01:30
You repeat ball, 34091, and repeat call up 4-0991.
01:33
10-4, just go ahead and show me how that at 122.
01:39
10-4, thank you.
01:52
S3, S2 County Information, I think contact with the call.
01:55
Who is not to be a subject directly.
01:59
She saw somebody cast a shadow in her backyard.
02:03
Does not know where they're at, could not provide a description.
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Location mentioned:
Sesser, IL 62884
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