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This police report documents a disorderly conduct incident involving Brian Laundrie, Gabrielle Petito, and a witness named Chris. Officers were called to a reported domestic dispute between Laundrie and Petito. Later, Officer Robbins stopped the vehicle Laundrie and Petito were traveling in and observed it leave its lane and hit the curb before stopping near the Arches National Park entrance. A witness named Chris provided information to Officer Pratt about an altercation he observed between Laundrie and Petito.

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This police report documents a disorderly conduct incident involving Brian Laundrie, Gabrielle Petito, and a witness named Chris. Officers were called to a reported domestic dispute between Laundrie and Petito. Later, Officer Robbins stopped the vehicle Laundrie and Petito were traveling in and observed it leave its lane and hit the curb before stopping near the Arches National Park entrance. A witness named Chris provided information to Officer Pratt about an altercation he observed between Laundrie and Petito.

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Case 2021-001108 Page 1 of 4

Retrieved September 15th 2021


Moab Police Department - 217 E. Center Street Ste, 130 Moab, Utah 84532 435-259-8938

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Case Details
Case Number: 2021-001108
Disposition: Closed
Original Date: Aug 12, 2021, 4:30 p.m. - Aug 12, 2021, 6:04 p.m.
Original Location: 39 E 100 N, MOAB, UTAH 84532
Last Modified: Aug 18, 2021, 4:19 p.m.
Status: Closed
Description: DISORDERLY CONDUCT (5311)

Offense

(5311) DISORDERLY CONDUCT (Infraction)


Offense: (5311) DISORDERLY CONDUCT
UCR: (90C)
Attempted/Completed: Completed
Location Type: convenience store
Bias Motivation: None (no bias)
Suspected Of Using: Not Applicable

People

CHRISTOPHER Reporting Party, Witness


Aliases:
Gender: Male
Race: White
Ethnicity: non Hispanic
Incidents: I3039512

BRIAN CHRISTOPHER LAUNDRIE Victim


Aliases:
Gender: Male
Race: White
Ethnicity: non Hispanic
Incidents: I3039512

GABRIELLE VENORA PETITO Suspect


Aliases:
Gender: Female
Race: White
Ethnicity: non Hispanic
Incidents: I3039512

Vehicles
Case 2021-001108 Page 2 of 4
Retrieved September 15th 2021
Moab Police Department - 217 E. Center Street Ste, 130 Moab, Utah 84532 435-259-8938

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Vehicles
Ford TRANSIT VAN WHITE

Information
Plate: QFTG03 FL
Plate Expires: Mar 19, 2022
VIN: NM0LS7AN7CT121165
Style: Minivan
Off Road Vehicle: False
Make: Ford
Model: TRANSIT VAN
Color: WHITE

People
Owner: GABRIELLE VENORA PETITO

Incident
I3039512
Occurred Time: Aug 12, 2021, 4:30 p.m. - Aug 12, 2021, 6:04 p.m.
Reported Time: Aug 12, 2021, 4:39 p.m. - Aug 12, 2021, 4:44 p.m.
Field Reports: R291160 Supplemental - 2021-001108
R307507 Crime - 2021-001108 (DISORDERLY CONDUCT)
Reporting Officers: Pratt, Eric , Robbins, Daniel Scott
People: CHRISTOPHER
BRIAN CHRISTOPHER LAUNDRIE
GABRIELLE VENORA PETITO
Vehicles: Ford TRANSIT VAN WHITE QFTG03 FL
Pratt, Eric R291160 Aug 13, 2021
On 08/12/21, MCPD officers were dispatched to a report of a domestic problem that had taken place near the
Moonflower Co-op. It appeared that a male and female had left the scene traveling north on Main in a white Ford
Transit van with a black ladder on the rear after the male and female had engaged in some sort of altercation. It
wasn't clear, but I believe it was reported the male had been observed to have assaulted the female. I heard
other officers report they were off to look for the vehicle, and being that I had to pass the Moonflower in order to
get to Main St, I stopped there to see if any witnesses were still in the area. I found one, identified as Chris
I took down his phone number and left the scene because I heard Officer D. Robbins tell dispatch he'd
located the suspect vehicle near the turn to Arches National park. I heard him state that upon initiating a traffic
stop, he'd observed the vehicle leave it's lane and strike the curb before stopping near the entrance to the park.

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