Woman reported running off with car keys in Tremonton, Tremonton UT
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Suspicious ActivityA woman reportedly took a man's car key and ran away near E 8th N, Tremonton. The caller was frightened and crying during the call. Police units responded and are investigating.
Audio|Heard on: Box Elder County Public Safety
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
We have a 911 unknown at near E 8th N.
00:04
We have calls on it.
00:05
There's a Zed Mitchell that was going to give (name withheld) a ride home, but she took his car key and ran west.
00:11
The caller is on the line now screaming and crying.
00:18
Temple, can you check quality of the U and see clear with that and we'll get that going?
00:29
Logger Popper 70, there's description of the mail.
00:38
The male is going to be near his pan-toyote carola.
00:41
(Name withheld) is wearing a black shirt with gray sweat.
00:44
She does have glasses on.
00:47
On the map she is showing at near E 8th N and 700 N.
00:55
10 4. I'm going to read 23.
01:00
I can see the individuals outside.
01:05
Copy.
01:11
Any province units that came back at the 911 known at near E 8th N, permit (number withheld).
01:21
Provide 34 is around.
01:24
Copy at 2229.
01:31
For the box, little Broadway 31, I'll be in wrap to the 911.
01:36
Copy on 2230.
01:51
You'll check your notes for an update.
02:02
What time, traffic?
02:06
Just 1014 if you'll check my notes on the 911 unknown on 800,000.
02:12
Copy, what units do you have responded to that?
02:16
I have Papa 7, Robbie 22, Bravo 34, and Bravo 31.
02:22
Copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
E 8th N, Tremonton, UT 84337
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