Police Officer

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1,089 appearances 82 recordings 21 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 24 May

Police Officer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 3.

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Leon kept using the word disappear, or he would say, I want her gone. I want her to go away forever. And I took that to understand that he wanted her dead.
Megan became...
I began to tell Valerie and Leon that Mac was gone, that it was done. I then asked Leon if he wanted to see a picture, and he told me that he did not want to see anything.
Leon gives me the cash and I count out $1,800.
I know you have concerns about the body and everything. We'll take care of the body.
I'm afraid we have some bad news. What's bad? Your ex-husband's been found. It looks like it turns out to be a fatality. Looks like money from robbery gone wrong. Sorry to have to tell you. Have you heard from him recently?
All right, so I'll tell you, we'll need you to come with us and... Oh, so I guess I'll stay here. Okay, well, right now we're going to read you your rights. Me? Because both of you have been arrested for solicitation capital murder. Why? For solicitation murder.
He was searching for a dead lady in the trunk of a car as we were investigating the case.
Once the officers arrived at the location, they observed the driver's side window busted out and the keys to the vehicle was laying on the car seat. The officer then contacted 911 Communications to run the tags through GCIC because he felt like the car was stolen.
The officer then went to the back of the vehicle and opened up the trunk.
To definitively say that the person in the trunk was Tony Abad, we used a rapid fingerprint scanner, and her fingerprints did come back as Tony Abad.
This female approached them wearing a black jacket that had a fur hood on it.
The medical examiner was able to determine that she was killed by blunt force trauma to the head.
Since there was not a phone in the car that belonged to Tony Abbott, we pinged the phone through the cell phone company. We were able to get a location on the phone, which was located on Church Street off of Highway 92. From where we found Tony Abad's car to the actual crime scene was about five miles apart.
We were about 100% sure that once our crime scene techs did the blood analysis on the blood that was found on scene, that it was going to belong to Tony Abad.
This female approached them wearing the black jacket that had a fur hood on it. She asked Ms. Abad to give her a ride home.
The manager there stated that they have tried to call the police because she's been up there for several days just sitting, loitering in the location. And that on the final day, she left all of her belongings in the location.
We were able to find an ID that identified DeAsia Page.
We received a phone call from a security guard that worked at the local Texaco gas station on Highway 92, stating that he needed to talk to the detectives.
Paige told the security guard that she needed a place to stay because at this point she was homeless.
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