Traffic stop for suspected shoplifting at Casey's


Radio traffic about a traffic stop at East Monroe and Johnson near Casey's. Officers stopped a green Ford Explorer suspected of shoplifting. Groceries were found in the rear. They report a possible revoked license, request detention, and are confirming charges. One person is being transported to north Kansas City.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
14 traffic shop. Go ahead. East Monroe, here at Johnson Street. No license information on the green Ford Explorer, Doc 5'1, 24, and Johnson in 317. Can I get you out here? It's a quick interview with you. I copy East Monroe and Johnson Street. 314. We're going to be at Casey's now. And upon looking closer, it's a (male). I copy, (name withheld), you have the Casey's, 2022. 2017, I'll with you for you. 2022. Hey, 21, 2, 2, button making us. and I will show you there now. In the back hatch of the Explorer, there'd be quite a few groceries. He didn't have anything of bags. That, copy. I do believe this is positive confirmation. Outstanding. If you don't mind detaining him, that would we greatly appreciate it. We have a running charge as well for driving your vote. I'll have a unit come up with a ticket from us. Hi, copy. He's saying that he's not revoked. We're going to confirm that and figure out whether or not we have charges first. Yeah, if you want to send someone up here to be an eye on things, it'd be great. We're at the Casey's. Yeah, I copy. Forty-three-six. You copy that. Copy that. Dispatch copies, 2024. And if they don't have charges on him, go ahead and take him in custody. Copy. Dispatch, so engine 2 of Meg 1 on scene, they just go over and command. On scene, 2024. 2024. 319, we're transporting 1 on a merger north Kansas City.
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