Suspect steals vehicle after traffic collision in shell gas station, Los Angeles CA
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Motor Vehicle TheftA male suspect approximately 38 years old stole a black Chevrolet Cruze from the scene of a traffic collision near Beverly and Alvarado streets. The incident occurred near the Shell gas station parking lot at Alvarado and Temple.
Audio|Heard on: LAPD Hotshot/K-9/Air Hailing
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
Any rampart unit, GTS, suspect, they're now, Alvarado and Temple in the Shell gas station parking lot.
00:06
black Chevrolet Cruze, license (number withheld).
00:10
(number withheld).
00:11
Suspect is a male, approximately 38 years old, bald, wearing a black sweater, black jeans. Stole a vehicle from the scene of a traffic collision at Alvarado and Beverly.
00:20
Pierfaulted suspect's location, no longer following.
00:22
It's Code Suenton 79, RD, 216.
00:30
Any area to come on a rampart frequency for grand theft auto suspect, Alvarado and Temple for 2W70.
00:42
Air 3.
00:44
It's Alvarado and Temple in the Shell gas station parking lot. Vehicle is a black Chevrolet Cruze, license (number withheld). The suspect is male, approximately 38 to 40 years old, thin build, bald, black sweater, black jeans.
00:59
Stole the vehicle from the scene of a traffic collision at Alvarado and Beverly.
01:03
On the location of the victim, 2W70's request.
01:08
Air 3, no, the police unit was following, is no longer following.
01:12
Correction on the license plate is (number withheld).
01:18
Air 3 is responding to Alvarado and Temple.
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Wilmington Blvd, Wilmington, CA 90744
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