Police attempt to recover stolen iPhone near Redfield Rd, University Heights OH
TheftPolice are working to recover a stolen black iPhone locked and pinging near Redfield Road. The owner is present and there is no immediate danger.
Audio|Source: South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Richmond Heights, and University Heights Police Dispatch
02:58
Transcript:
00:00
8-7-6-9. There is a mom here just looking for her son's cell phone that pinged over there. There's nothing urgent, she's not too concerned about her, so unless you want to, don't kill yourself over it.
00:13
What's the street? Because if it's in the immediate area, we could try and check.
00:20
near Redfield Road.
00:23
near Redfield. Should be a black iPhone.
00:28
10 for I'm looking to her at that, let you know.
00:36
The affirmative is staying in there as a few minutes ago.
00:41
Stand for sure I can copy that.
00:47
Off, affirmative.
00:53
Okay, stand by.
01:03
For community needs.
01:07
Kevin.
01:12
Your response to the station, there's a part in the lobby that needs to file a complaint about a road rage incident earlier today on 2701.
01:21
Copy.
01:29
It's 9 to 8.7. I don't think we're going to be able to make it up that way. That's like South Pole War and Monticello.
01:34
Sorry.
01:37
No problem. I appreciate the efforts.
01:42
We're here to 8-7.
01:46
Go ahead.
01:47
We should still leave over that desk on that iPhone.
01:50
Do you repeat?
01:56
Would you like me to leave you on this F-call for that iPhone?
02:02
If you can clear for now, I'll follow up until later. I appreciate it.
02:06
10-4[1]-5-5-5-3. Spass 353.
02:16
353?
02:18
353, 3-11,
02:23
356, and quarters.
02:26
Copy back.
02:29
One thousand to Winfield, near Renfield.
02:37
It's going to be a mutual aid. This is for UH,
02:42
be trying to make contact at that residence to retrieve a stolen iPhone.
02:49
It's supposed to be a newer model iPhone in a black case,
02:52
and it's supposed to be in the locked mode.
02:56
It's been pinging at this address.
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10-4: Acknowledgment; message received, understood, or affirmative.
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University Heights, OH
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