Suspected burglary with door damage at motel unit, Spokane WA
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BurglaryOfficers responded to a suspected burglary at a motel near S Rustle St. Three individuals reportedly entered a unit and caused damage to the door jamb. Officers conducted a show-up identification with a female involved, with assistance from a motel employee.
Audio|Heard on: Spokane City Law Enforcement
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Will 218 was there? Any entry made over there? We're just attempted.
00:03
Affirmative, she says three entered.
00:10
I couldn't copy that.
00:14
Affirmative. She said three people entered, and there is damage to the door jam.
00:20
No.
00:25
One we're en route with the show up.
00:31
Six one go ahead we'll pull up to you guys there and if you can just kind of bring one out and try to let them one at a time on the units with the teenagers copy that no what you say.
00:51
Once I get up there, if you can just bring one out and isolate them for a second one at a time.
00:58
Got to be doing.
01:03
5-4-63. Go ahead.
01:08
Is there a comp going to be somebody with the female or is it going to be Motel 6?
01:14
It was the employee.
01:16
Copy.
01:24
Early 462.
01:28
Go ahead.
01:31
You guys get her with some lights.
01:34
You need more light?
01:36
On her and she entered the unit.
01:43
Warren, it might be best if you just pull up right here in front of the, first she can see her face in the light.
01:52
Three to Shawna.
01:54
100% on her engine.
02:01
2460. 2460.
02:03
Go ahead when you get here, we just come straight up to the room.
02:05
244.
02:09
Copy.
02:10
For me a moment.
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Location mentioned:
S Rustle St, Spokane, WA 99224
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