Woman trespasses and leaves store in damaged car, Mexico MO
TheftA woman was reported trespassing at Walgreens near Northwestern in Mexico, Missouri. She left the store with a child after possibly stealing items. She got into a silver car with a broken passenger window covered with plastic. The vehicle then drove westbound. The woman is believed to live near Hassen Drive, Apartment A.
Audio|Source: Audrain County Missouri Public Safety
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District officers, state officers, 101 Northwestern, 101 Northwestern at Walgreens reference to trespassing. Caller advised there is a short female with her hair and a ponytail wearing a gray shirt and blue jean shorts at the store that they need to pass.
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It's advice they saw her buddy's sake in her purse.
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She just walked out the door as a child with her.
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Again, 101 Northwestern at Walgreens, reference to trespassing. Go back. Good.
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Thank you.
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Officer is referenced to be trespassing at Walgreens.
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Caller advised that female is getting into a silver in color in Kennedy. The glass is broken.
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Vehicle has clasping on the passenger side window.
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Color advice she believes the female lives near Hassen Drive.
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She's currently left down on the road.
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Westbound.
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Further reference to the trespassing at Walgreens, an employee of the store advised that the female in the store with a child. Advice her address is near Hassen Drive, Apartment A.
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Adams, near Hassen Drive, Apartment A. Adam.
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Female by the name of (name withheld) on home last night.
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Thirteen. 13.
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13 in the area.
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Received in the area, 1821.
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Did you advise the individual was walking on foot westbound on Monroe?
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Negative.
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She left in a silver in color vehicle with plastic over the passenger side window.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Western, Mexico, MO 65265
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