Man in pickup truck attempts to pull woman inside vehicle, Seattle WA
Sex CrimesA man in a pickup truck near 25th Avenue South and South Walker Street tried to physically pull a woman into his vehicle. He also made sexual advances. The woman reported seeing a knife in the driver's door. The incident was reported by a caller who also gave inconsistent details.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire / Seattle Police East / South Precincts
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Transcript:
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25 Avenue, Southwest.
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A caller reporting a suspicious truck driving slowly.
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The driver tried to pull the caller into their vehicle and asked to have sex with them.
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The caller is also giving different stories, making biased remarks.
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That is declined.
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The caller said they saw a knife in the driver's door.
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It's an area check that got frustrated with screening questions disconnected, no answer to a callback.
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So the vehicles agree to hit a pickup.
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No description of the self-backed driver.
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25 south is South Walker.
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Number 31, Robert 11.
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Have you start that way?
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I have you start that way? All right.
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Reliving, Cuddy.
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Rubber 2. You can add me as probably each other call and play one of the other rubber cars.
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Copy. Rubber 11, you can clear.
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Copy.
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First 31.
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One, George 31.
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We've relocated to ISO Room 2.
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Relocated to ISO Room 2.
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31 and Robert Jr., the caller,
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or the call taker said that the suspect physically pulled her arm to try to get her pulling into the vehicle.
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Robert, too, copy.
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Is this previously or did she answer on another callback?
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I confirmed with a call-picker, but did he try to lure her or actually physically pull her into the vehicle? A call-pick said he physically grabbed her arm.
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Location mentioned:
25th Ave S & S Walker St., Seattle, WA 98144
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