Suspicious vehicle parked multiple shifts reported at Collinsville Pizza Hut

A caller reported that a vehicle had been parked in the Pizza Hut parking lot in Collinsville, Illinois for multiple shifts without anyone inside ordering food, a CrimeRadar dispatch summary shows. The entry was logged as a public-safety call and classified as "Suspicious."

CrimeRadar recorded the dispatch summary on Feb. 23, 2026, marking the date the caller alerted local authorities to the vehicle in the Pizza Hut lot. The document identifies the location as the Pizza Hut parking area in Collinsville and notes the caller’s specific concern that the vehicle remained across several work shifts.

The report’s categorization as "Suspicious" places the call in the public-safety queue on Feb. 23, 2026, according to the dispatch summary language. That label is the explicit classification captured in the CrimeRadar entry for Collinsville, indicating the caller’s concern was logged under a non-emergency suspicious-activity designation.

The dispatch summary does not attach other details beyond the caller’s account that the vehicle had not ordered food while parked in the Pizza Hut lot for multiple shifts, but the Feb. 23 record nevertheless creates an official log of the incident tied to the Collinsville location. For employees working overlapping shifts at the Pizza Hut store, the logged complaint documents a pattern the caller observed across more than one shift on that date.

Managers at the Collinsville Pizza Hut now have a Feb. 23, 2026 dispatch summary classifying a parked vehicle in their lot as "Suspicious." That logged public-safety call provides an administrative record should store leadership review shift security practices or consult with local dispatch about recurring concerns tied to the parking area.

The CrimeRadar dispatch summary stands as the official entry for the Feb. 23, 2026 report in Collinsville, capturing the caller’s observation that a vehicle remained in the Pizza Hut parking lot for multiple shifts without ordering food and the resulting "Suspicious" classification.