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Arrest and incident reports of the Wetumpka Police Department from Oct. 29 to Nov. 5

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Source: Wetumpka Herald

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ACCIDENT / GENERAL INFORMATION COMPLAINT: On November 2, an officer responded to a crash in the parking lot of Shoe Show. The complainant, Crystal D. Adams, reported that a white pickup truck struck her vehicle, causing damage to the right side taillight and rear end before leaving the scene. No other information was given about the other vehicle involved.LARCENY / THEFT: On November 2, an officer responded to the police department to speak with the complainant about a trailer being stolen sometime in early October. The complainant reported that a black 5x8 trailer, 20-30 bags of clothing and costumes, and kitchen items were inside the trailer when it was stolen from Majestic Way.

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