Residential burglar alarm triggered by glass break, Baltimore MD
BurglaryA residential burglar alarm was triggered due to glass breaking in the living room. The homeowner was away and unable to respond. They mentioned the alarm might be faulty.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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Transcript:
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We'll do 29. When you come in, just come... I don't know. 243, 241 being dispatched to a residential burglar alarm.
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Near Gwynn Oak Ave, Baltimore.
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also Gwindale, Royal Oak.
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Resident is (name withheld).
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Coming from the living room glass break, spoke to the homeowner who advised she's far away and not able to respond to request dispatch.
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Bravo.
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104. 241 direct.
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Need someone to start up for Holly Hill Healthcare Center for a psychiatric patient.
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531 Stevenson, Apartment, 204, Cross Streets of Newbury,
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and Oxford Road. It's a 57-year-old male contract.
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Correct.
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1938.
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Aggressive towards himself.
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And they need you 1018 now.
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They were staging before.
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I'm not going to 10.18. I'll after that.
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Okay.
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And the Mooner did mention that she has been having issues with the alarm,
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possibly faulty.
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Location mentioned:
Near Gwynn Oak Ave, Baltimore, MD 21207
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