03-14-05, Mr. [Paycheck] reported his 1995 Mazda 626 vehicle stolen to the Atlanta Police Department. Mr. [Paycheck] reported the vehicle was stolen from the driveway of his residence at [casa Paycheck].

03-15-05, I was assigned Mr. [Paycheck's] vehicle theft report for investigation.

03-16-05, I was conducting a follow up investigation of the 1995 Mazda 626 vehicle Mr. [Paycheck] reported stolen to the Atlanta Police Department. [ed. note: Nice use of repetition. What are we, getting paid by the word?] I checked the vehicle on G.C.I.C., and saw where the vehicle was still listed as stolen. I checked the Atlanta Police's vehicle impounds, and I did not see where the vehicle had been impounded. I contacted Mr. [Paycheck] by telephone, and assured him, the vehicle's VIN, and tag numbers, was entered onto G.C.I.C. to show the vehicle to be stolen. I ask Mr. [Paycheck] if there was any additional information concerning his vehicle theft? Mr. [Paycheck] said he would fax me a list of the credit cards inside the console of his stolen vehicle, although he has closed the accounts, and there were no reported activity on the accounts. [ed. note: I know, I know...] I assured him the Atlanta Police Department was looking for the vehicle. I left my name and telephone number for any questions he may have.

All leads in this case have been exhausted. This case is inactivated.