A white minivan (Toyota) License plate #5HGC177 has been parked in the same spot for well over three weeks. Neighborhood residents are concerned because people have been hanging out in the vehicle. Some residents say that they have seen the occupants go into an apartment building down and across the street. Others have witnessed people sleeping in the vehicle, while others have seen people come to the van to get what appeared to be clothing. Several neighborhood residents are concerned because we do not know their motive. Some 264 Lee Street residents feel somewhat unsafe and are wondering why they chose to "hang out" in front of that building, if they in fact do live down the street.
The last time the car was moved was approximately a month ago. A silver Nissan Altima License plate #JAC BRIO holds the space until the van returns. Both vehicles have very dark tinted windows.
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Q. Is the abandoned auto located on public or private property?
A. Public
Q. Is someone living in the vehicle?
A. Unknown
Q. What is the license plate number or VIN? (*If not available, type "none")
A. 5HGC177
Q. Please describe the vehicle (e.g., color, make, model)(a photo is helpful)
A. White Toyota Minivan
Q. How many days has the vehicle not moved?
A. More than 1 month
Q. Is the vehicle missing its engine, transmission, windshield, or any tire or door?
A. No
Q. Does someone periodically move or care for the vehicle?
A. Yes
Q. In the Comments section below please include any other information about the vehicle, such as vehicle ownership, vehicle history, involved in any other crimes, etc.
A. Okay
Q. If there are multiple abandoned vehicles, please report each vehicle separately.
A. OK
Q. “***PLEASE CHECK*** the LOCATION of your request, so we send staff to the correct place. For mobile users, sometimes the GPS location is incorrect. *ALSO* To avoid delays, provide a detailed description of the issue. *PHOTOS* are helpful.
A. No Answer Given
Q. If the abandoned vehicle is blocking a driveway, STOP and call Police Non-Emergency at 510-777-3333.
A. OK
Q. If you suspect someone is living in this vehicle, STOP and call Police Non-Emergency at 510-777-3333
A. OK
Q. If you suspect prostitution at this vehicle, STOP and call Police Non-Emergency at 510-777-3333
A. OK
Q. If you suspect drug activity at this vehicle, STOP and call the Police Drug Hotline at 510-238-3784
A. OK
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