Although a location was given, a timeframe for the event was not mentioned.
After the complainant’s initial call, dispatch asked the officers if any of them made a traffic stop in the area where the card was reportedly taken.
No one responded.
At 9:51 p.m., the man, who was identified as a Mr. Morgan, called and asked to speak to a supervisor.
Around 10:35 p.m., a supervisor instructed dispatch to ask the officers about the credit card, again.
Again, no one responded.
A few days ago, other officers working in the 7th district, were accused of taking a man's state ID and refusing to give it back. The officers in question, adamantly denied keeping the man's property; claiming that the man only had a work ID, which they promptly gave back.
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