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Theft of a Motor Vehicle (DeCastro's Van Stolen)

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On August 16, 2022, Jose DeCastro reported his Honda Odssey van stolen by unknown parties during the night while staying at a residence on the 2100 block of 28th Ave in Denver. In the report it is indicated that Mr. DeCastro left the key fob in the unlocked vehicle. A shotgun left in the unlocked vehicle was also taken. In the report, Mr. DeCastro's profession is listed as a Blogger. The car is also reported to have an "inward facing" dash camera.

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It was later reported that the car thief had been apprehended.

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