Suspicious vehicle reported near Prospect St and Turnpike Rd, Trinity NC
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Suspicious ActivityA suspicious vehicle was reported near Prospect Street and Turnpike Road in Trinity, North Carolina. The vehicle was last seen traveling north on Prospect Street. Authorities checked registration information and could not confirm the status of the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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01:34
Transcript:
00:00
732 signal business.
00:01
Rinal 732, signal 50.
00:07
Signal 50[1].
00:13
Incoming, large meets after the vehicle near Turnpike Road.
00:21
Cross Street, Faroe Street, and Cross Drive.
00:25
Caller (name withheld) advised following a suspicious youth in the area.
00:30
10-28[2] of Arizona, 7, George Adam, 1 5 King.
00:34
No longer has a visual on the same, where it can go for it as well.
00:39
Do you have that 10-28[2] when you're ready?
00:43
Hey, I'll see if you're gonna sign that call myself.
00:46
Go ahead with the 28.
00:49
104, 28 comes back to a F150, 2011, four-door black and color.
00:57
Out of Page, Arizona.
01:02
For the day, by the direction of travel.
01:08
It was our last seen headed north on prospect from Turnpike.
01:17
F-15 route?
01:20
No, that's 10.
01:24
You able to confirm if that vehicle is suspicious? And then, sir, same as not showing suspicious in DCI.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Signal 50: No fire; cancel response (false alarm)
[2]
10-28: Vehicle registration/ownership information request
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Location mentioned:
Prospect St & Turnpike Rd, Trinity, NC 27360
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