Door alarms checked at airport gates Alpha 1 and 5, Arlington County VA
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, security personnel responded to door alarms near gates Alpha 1 and Alpha 5 at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. The alarms were triggered when a passenger accidentally bumped a door. No security breach occurred.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Law Dispatch Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Respond to gate Alpha 5 for a door alarm on the jetway.
00:04
20 A 5, I got that.
00:07
32, you can disregard.
00:09
20 Alpha has it.
00:11
10-4.
00:13
3-Nora 20 Alpha.
00:15
Be advised, there should also be another alarm near the women's restroom at gate Alpha 1.
00:21
Copy, I'll pick a card reader on that?
00:24
Card reader is 81-82, emergency stairwell door.
00:31
I'm in the area of that women's bathroom.
00:37
Playback.
00:39
Stand by.
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For playback.
00:41
3-Nora 20 Alpha, you can disregard Alpha 5.
00:45
I copy.
00:46
20 Alpha, you can reset Alpha 1-8-6.
00:50
Copy, resetting.
00:52
Playback.
00:54
Stand by, still checking for playback.
00:58
3-Nora 20 Alpha.
00:59
It looks like on playback a passenger accidentally bumped the door,
01:06
but did not breach.
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Location mentioned:
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), 2401 Smith Blvd, Arlington, VA 22202
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