Residential alarm call without confirmed break-in, Colbert County AL
BurglaryOfficers responded to a residential alarm activation in Colbert County but could not locate the address or confirm a break-in. The alarm company confirmed it was a residential alarm. Contact attempts were made with the homeowner. No forced entry or suspicious activity was found.
Audio|Source: Colbert County Sheriff
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Transcript:
00:00
I'm unable to locate that AD.
00:06
Ten, four, we'll try to make contact with the homeowner.
00:10
You're sure it's going to be a resident...
00:17
Thirteen, I walked on you. Ten, not your traffic, please.
00:22
Are you showing that the residential alarm[1] or business alarm?
00:27
The alarm company advises residential.
00:35
2-1-911 to my Easton units also be advised who received radio traffic from Keller.
00:48
They were on a patient transport. They're requesting a unit for a patient that jumped down to the back of an ambulance at Lawrence County line, possibly on 157. We have notified Lawrence County, unknown that they're on our side or their side.
01:09
Devil.
01:16
911, any county unit responding to 157 at the line with Keller?
01:26
Go ahead, we traffic.
01:32
104, do I have a unit responding to the Lawrence and Calvert line on 157 with Keller? They're requested in EPA.
01:44
I wouldn't put myself in 19108 off this alarm call. No audible alarm or never located address will be 84 from 2nd Street and daily.
Police codes explained
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residential alarm: Burglar alarm at a residence
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Colbert County, AL
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