False alarm caused by entry code mistake, Baltimore MD
BurglaryPolice responded to an alarm near Parks in Baltimore. It was discovered that someone with access to the building accidentally triggered the alarm by forgetting the entry code. The incident was confirmed to be a false alarm, and units were advised to stand down.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Central District
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Transcript:
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For that, then can you go over a week 14 at near Parks for this alarm?
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Can you just show me all right?
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I definitely.
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13, I'm (number withheld).
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14.
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14. 14.
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11.
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11.
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11. 11. 11.
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So I pulled up to the accident, Capitol Police here. They said they're going to handle it.
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They have one in custody that might be for warrant, but they're going to handle everything.
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But they're just asking if I just stand by with them.
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I said, what this is going to go when you vanish?
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13.
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Right now.
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Baker 14.
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14.
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I spoke to the owner. You give them the Dever, yes. She said the, uh, someone that she, uh,
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gave entry to the facility, forgot the code.
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Okay, 10-4. Everybody said you can disregard going to that alarm.
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Baltimore, MD
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