Juveniles seen leaving stolen vehicle in Baltimore lot 

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Figure 27, a reference to your call the 1000 East Lombard Street prior to text. I don't see the time on it, 10-400[1]. See, too. Figure 2. Yeah, what kind of car am I looking for? And what's it there? It's a black 2013. Ande Alonra. The Ted. Yes. (name withheld), 603, 203, 2630, 630. 603, 203, 203, 203, 2630. (name withheld). It too, sorry, I had some noise in the... back, right? He's 1099. Sure. The phone number to (name withheld) is following. 603, 203, 2630, 603, 603, 203, 203, 2630. That's the full number of the victim, not the person who called it in on 1001-1-lar street. According to the text of the call, the person that caught it in was (name withheld). According to what I'm looking at, 10-4. D.4. D.C. D.C. Yeah, that number you gave me is not for my call. I have the 1000 each one bar call. 160. 160. 160. Hold me over to 1000. Unit 1160, the sequence Ida, 780. Careful. Um, Baker 27. She's going. Ma'am, the vehicle that you have at Ann Street, what was it, T.A.A.A. She is not sure of the type, but I can give you the VIN. Let me ask you this, is a vent ending at 53-60? 24. Vehicle that's over there on 1,000 East Lombard. The owner name is (name withheld). You too. Yeah, we tried to get the number to do the callback for that, but your release gave us the wrong number. Anybody, let me go on. You were trying to get the number that was called for $1,000? Can you come on? We couldn't find the car. We were trying to see if there was a callback. Okay, that callback number. So she called this in Anonymous. She said that the call was in the rear parking lot and she gave a black Honda launcher with the tag of (number withheld). She said juveniles had just parked that vehicle there. Tempo, ride a back around, see what you would see. Temple, yeah, she called, she called it an anonymous caller. He's Lombard. They say it was parked in the rear on a parking lot. The person that called it, they called it in anonymous. Okay, 10-4. I've been driving around. I can't locate that vehicle. Okay, you know what? They might have left back in it again.

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