Shoplifting suspect flees across busy streets near Walmart, Wood Village OR
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TheftConcern rises as a shoplifting suspect flees on foot near Walmart Wood Village, dashing through busy streets toward a gas station, evading arrest attempts.
Audio|Heard on: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
Listen to dispatch call
02:8
Transcript:
00:00
This aspect walking away from me in the parking lot.
00:02
I told him he's under arrest for shoplifting near Walmart,
00:06
six foot 250, blue t-shirt, blue jeans.
00:10
He's heading towards the other shopping center by the wicker store.
00:19
I made a foot chase after he said he was under arrest, white male, six-foot blue t-shirt, blue jeans,
00:25
walking towards the other shopping center.
00:32
5 p.m. 90, start a couple more.
00:38
5 p.7 an 8, can you repeat?
00:41
Sir, 1232, a couple more.
00:46
5'0.67, 5'all 7, starting you to Walmart at Wood Village.
00:51
6 to 9-0.
00:53
Paul 3-2, he's starting to jog now.
00:56
He's trying to get through traffic on 238.
01:00
Going over to gas station.
01:05
We're turning to cross 2-3-8 towards the gas station.
01:15
From road building, time of 15, 14.
01:23
122, he is running.
01:27
My number, yeah.
01:33
23.
01:38
Close eight closings ever, 1550.
01:45
One five, Sam,
01:47
95. I'm coming in this area where they are.
01:54
It's going to be in the parking lot of the Walmart Wood Village.
01:57
Subject is running across 238 towards the gas station at 255050.
02:05
Okay,
02:07
show me 20 minute the gas station.
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Location mentioned:
NE Sandy Blvd, Wood Village, OR 97060
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