Hold-up alarm triggers at T-Mobile store in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
A T-Mobile store near Liberty Heights in Baltimore activated a hold-up alarm. The alarm was linked to a report of a disorderly group trespassing inside. Security was present and officers responded. It was later reported that the store was working on the security system, suggesting the alarm may have been false.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Western District
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Transcript:
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Can you please start up to near Liberty Heights with its hold-up alarm[1] at T-Mobile.
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It's 35 minutes on it.
00:09
Also came out as a disorderly[2].
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Officer Boyd,
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call this in, security.
00:18
Two, three, yep, ten-four, swimming up.
00:21
Ten-four, is that? It was the Frank Cash Register button.
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Twenty-seven, be advised. I was advised they all working on the security system in that store, so you get that favorite no, and I'm to me.
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47, sir, because the other call stated it was a group of people trespassing in the store.
00:41
And then it came out as a holdup among, and I don't even have you logged on.
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Give me a second.
00:48
Yes, yes, he could see me around. You can show me around.
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Hi, four. It's got my vehicle. I'm going to head that way with two, three.
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Two, four.
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I'll try a two five on the country turn.
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Ten four.
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The two seven, I have a phone number here for you. If you're welcome to call it back, if you don't want to go all right up there, it's a false alarm. But I didn't get a call stating that was false.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
hold-up alarm: Robbery alarm activation
[2]
disorderly: Disorderly conduct call
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Location mentioned:
Near Liberty Heights Ave Suite 2055, Baltimore, MD 21215
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