Suspect arrested after vehicle theft near 29th Street, Long Beach CA
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Motor Vehicle TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, police units responded to a report of a stolen vehicle suspect near 29th Street east of Arlington in Long Beach. Officers pursued and detained the suspect, who was taken into custody without further incident.
Audio|Heard on: Dispatch Southwest (3)
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Transcript:
00:00
Thirty one, can I get a backup for a suspected stolen vehicle? I am on 29th east of Arlington.
00:05
Have everyone respond eastbound from Arlington.
00:07
Unit (number withheld) is requesting a backup here.
00:09
Supervisor for a suspected stolen vehicle on 29th east of Arlington.
00:12
Units responding eastbound Arlington.
00:14
Only L 15 row, L 60 ride.
00:16
Sixteen, location of backup for K 16 near 29th east of Arlington.
00:20
Units responding, identify.
00:21
I nine. Three 99, Roger one.
00:23
Do you have a suspect description? Yeah, fine.
00:25
Air 16, we're over here.
00:26
Looks like they're going to be taking the suspect into custody here shortly.
00:29
Otherwise, any risk.
00:30
Air 16 is over near 29th Street.
00:33
Correction, officer has taken suspect into custody.
00:35
Radio, you can show code four, suspect in custody.
00:37
Units code four, near Arlington, suspect in custody.
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Location mentioned:
W 29th St, Long Beach, CA 90806
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