Chevrolet truck broken into at Old Burger King parking, Newberry SC
BurglaryA Chevrolet truck was broken into in the Old Burger King parking lot near Main St in Newberry. It is unclear if any items were taken.
Audio|Source: Newberry County Public Safety
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near Main St at the Old Burger King, Chevy vehicle break-in, Chevrolet truck, gray and color. I don't know if things are missing.
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Controls here at first off.
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Hey, both.
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Go ahead.
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All right, y'all, take care of it.
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I'll meet you there.
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What's that caller behind that pickup truck? Negative.
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Everybody else just start circling all the other parking lots.
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I'll be in that right. I'll be that way in just a moment.
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Dick and drops paperwork off at jail.
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10-4[1]. They're probably out of the county by now. You can show me clear, negative number.
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Two-four.
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Three of a seat as many times as I've circled through it.
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Ain't no telling when it took place.
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Tenful.
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Well,
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if you're closer to him, if you want to help, go ahead to him to help him process, a little sweet for everything else.
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Tenfold, I'm waiting.
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10.23.
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26, was it my force or was it just an unlockover?
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What unit said they were 1023?
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12 and 26.
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104.
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Control, 2nd, 2.
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322.
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Control me stepping out of NCDC for just a moment.
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104.
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306, it's the same as last, smashing grab.
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Careful.
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No telling when they left, but there's two vehicles that were here that are no longer here
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Affirmative (Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Newberry, SC 29108
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