Commercial and residential burglary alarms trigger, Philadelphia PA
BurglaryA commercial robbery alarm was triggered at a store, followed by a residential burglary alarm near Tudor St., Philadelphia. The residential alarm indicated a glass break on the front porch, suggesting a possible break-in or attempted break-in at the house.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Police Dispatch - Northeast
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Transcript:
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The petition commercial robbery alarm[1] (number withheld).
00:03
2012. 1212.
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12.
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12. Very new.
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1536 was here. 1636 was here.
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Oh, peace.
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Check, how do you read me? One, two, three, four,
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five.
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Thanks, everybody.
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Okay,
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this is you left.
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15, 14 or two.
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Where'd see you?
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822. Turn me on the headquarters for equipment, thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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New 25.
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New 25. Hey,
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25. Hey, 25.
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Can you talk about that, um,
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blindfold, please?
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and accrucels.
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Detail one or two.
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1535
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1635 The numbers The numbers are (number withheld) You're ready,
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please You'll hold me out
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Sure Your numbers are 911 (number withheld) (number withheld)
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Sorry, stand by on the 15th District.
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Residential burglary alarm[2] near Tudor St. It is on the front porch glass break.
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That is repeat in the 15th District.
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Residential burglary alarm[2] near Tudor St. It is front porch, glass break.
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All right, negative, man, we got this from out, please.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
robbery alarm: Alarm indicating a possible robbery in progress
[2]
burglary alarm: Audible alarm activation indicating a possible burglary
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Location mentioned:
Near Tudor St, Philadelphia, PA 19136
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