Possible stolen vehicle reported in Wilkinsburg, Wilkinsburg PA
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Motor Vehicle TheftAccording to the dispatch call, a possible stolen Infiniti was reported traveling near Oakmont Boulevard and Brittain Road in Wilkinsburg. Authorities confirmed the vehicle was reported stolen but no pursuit followed. Surveillance showed no altercations and the vehicle is currently not present at the reported location.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh Police Dispatch
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
We're getting a report from Wilkinsburg of a possible stolen Infiniti coming from near Oakmont Boulevard and Brittain Road.
00:05
All I have is this is an Infiniti bearing Pennsylvania registration, (number withheld).
00:11
No additional information on description.
00:29
143.
00:32
143.
00:34
143 Can you confirm who is calling in?
00:43
Female name (name withheld) calling in.
00:49
Codicyte 85 of the left, marks you up in 5 seconds and they were not in pursuit all good conversation.
00:55
That's good coffee.
00:57
Let's get some certification whether it is stolen or any felonies with it.
01:06
Where?
01:12
Braiths.
01:14
Call. I can speak to an officer.
01:18
One base.
01:22
South of 41. South of 41.
01:25
We reviewed cameras.
01:26
It doesn't appear any fight occurred.
01:29
Nobody's there right now.
01:30
You can show us both clear.
01:35
That's copy.
01:39
326A.
01:59
Okay, 30, 480.80.
02:05
40, good for us.
02:10
Copy.
02:20
585. It's just got confirmation.
02:25
They said it was just a stolen vehicle.
02:27
They're no longer behind it, just two five things.
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Location mentioned:
Wilkinsburg, PA
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