Suspicious man claims state job near Carrigan Road, Taylorsville NC
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Suspicious ActivityAccording to the dispatch call, a man near Carrigan Road claimed to work for the state cleaning ditches, but the Department of Transportation said no such worker exists. A caller followed him and saw he was picking up trash from ditch lines. The man's vehicle had an expired license plate. Three people were involved.
Audio|Heard on: Alexander County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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N60 vehicle near Carrigan Road, wearing black and red clothing,
00:07
walking around a vehicle near the bridge,
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claims he's working for the state cleaning ditches.
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However,
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DOT states they do not have anyone doing that.
00:28
542
00:31
Good
00:34
Senior Royal Heritagehake, we'll just review the notes
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541
00:55
This male subject is left.
00:57
The caller has followed him down Happy Plains Road.
01:00
The public turned down the driveway.
01:02
I believe he's confronting the subject now.
01:06
The tag comes back to an expired plate out of Terrell County.
01:15
Cool.
01:24
Yes.
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These eyes are that they're going to be stopped at a driveway,
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travel tariffing the road, turn onto Happy Plains Road, it's going to be the first race, and it's on the list.
01:37
Cool.
01:52
1014, I made contact that subject just a little thing again.
01:56
I believe they're picking up trash out of the ditch lines.
02:07
There should be three subjects total subject and question in the notes.
02:14
One other gentleman out walking with him and one driving the car.
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Location mentioned:
Carrigan Rd, Taylorsville, NC 28681
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