Accidental burglar alarm triggers check on 9th Street, Crescent City CA
BurglaryAn alarm was accidentally triggered near 9th Street in Crescent City and could not be turned off. The responsible person contacted the security company. Police checked the site and found no signs of a break-in or threat. The location will be secured and monitored.
Audio|Source: Del Norte County Sheriff, CCPD, Fire, EMS & CHP
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Transcript:
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S1, near 9th Street at the Ural Uralier for a 4- or 59 alarm.
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Steppers in reporting and she set off the alarm accidentally has already contact with the security company but requesting a check to make sure everything's code for.
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104-176 near 9th Street U.S.
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cellular.
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Onward, Wendez 1-1 97.
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104 S1-197.
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104 is 1.97.
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Delanoid S1.
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Code 4[3] out with Ziegler.
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Unable to deactivate alarm keeps going off.
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And 4, that's 1.
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Code 4[3], unable to deactivate alarm keeps going off.
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And 4, that's 1. Code 4[3], unable to disable alarm.
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The alarm just activated again and no one is even inside at this time.
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104 S1.
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1036 at the 14-pass clock pollution view.
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5586, Wasta of Cook first of Adam is 1036, unconfirmed out of Curry County for unauthorized use of a vehicle,
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will exudite out of Del Norton.
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Elnort S1 janitor having difficulties communicating with her boss and the security company.
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She is going to try and secure the location and call it a night.
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10-8[2]. 10-4[1], cleaning staff will secure location.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
[2]
10-8: In service
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Code 4: No further assistance needed; scene secure
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Location mentioned:
Near 9th St, Crescent City, CA 95531
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