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Riverside Occupied Burglary and Motor-Vehicle Theft

260614-153202Open · ▲ High priority12 days openPrimary Detective: Det. M. Rivers · Supporting: Det. K. Osei
Case readiness
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3 changes since FridayTimeline updated by vehicle telemetry · New conflict raised automatically · Camera deadline confirmed
Leads — graded, owned, and never expiring quietly
#LeadGradeOwnerDueExpiresStatus
1Collect Ferrell porch camera videoB206/2706/28assigned
2NW 27th corridor camera canvass (11:00–11:20 p.m.)B306/30—accepted
3Alias registry + pawn query: "Scorpion Leg"C306/29—evaluating
4Shell pump-6 exterior video requestB206/2607/01in progress
Red dates count down on evidence that will be gone if nobody moves — footage overwrites itself, records get purged on a schedule. Your accept and reject decisions are kept.
Legal process — freeze it fast, get it lawfully
InstrumentTarget / holderStatusDeadline
Preservation letterShell #4419 (video systems)served07/01
Records requestCoastline Motors telematicsreturned—
Subpoena draftCarrier — (305) 555-01■■ fragment resolutiondraft — legal review07/05
Playbook: disabled vehicle tracker
Who holds the data: dealer/OEM telematics (Coastline Motors — returned, D6) · Process: records request → subpoena if refused · Preservation: letter generated day one, so the data was frozen before it could expire.
Drafting note: the probable-cause narrative assembles from cited case-graph claims — the citations ride along into the application. Draft marked for legal review; all legal process runs through your existing channels.