Fraud investigation with identity checks and traffic fine confirmed, Paris TX
FraudAn officer responded to a fraud call near Gwynwood. Identity checks were done for individuals involved, and a traffic fine was later confirmed.
Audio|Source: Lamar County Public Safety Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Q-in on fraud call near Gwynwood, I'll be on thing.
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UE C, UEC,
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First name (name withheld), date of birth is (number withheld), no-I, check.
00:23
Second one not displaying, last name's (name withheld), B-A-B-E-R-A, who's name (name withheld), S-H-A-W-N-E-Y, Caterware 7-17 and 94, C-M-O-I.
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I'm not going to return back naming data Burroughs on (name withheld).
00:57
It's going to be clear locals, check.
01:00
Go ahead.
01:04
(Name withheld) shows to have a not-eligible deal that expired in March of 2025.
01:10
It's an ID card that expires in 2032.
01:12
County Advice is going to be 1099 traffic, their department.
01:16
So they will confirm they're just getting a fine amount.
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Stand on.
01:23
My file too.
01:30
Scott.
01:33
The fine amount for LCS traffic on (name withheld) is going to be (number withheld).
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Paris, TX
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