panic alarm reset requested after multiple issues, Broward County FL
Fire & ArsonUnits responded to reset a panic alarm near G Window in Broward County after multiple previous issues were reported, likely a false alarm.
Audio|Source: Broward County Police and Sheriff
02:20
Transcript:
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Will you have a unit respond to near G Window to reset a panic alarm?
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Next 6 in Rebel to 1048 it's just advising holds up wireless all the information.
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Okay,
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He says that they've had several issues with this alarm.
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104, several issues with alarm.
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6 and R5, 108-28-2.
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108-43.
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6-8-182.
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8282.
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Jim Schult is unit 3-1 as the primary and I'm not here for 40.
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I'll see the pocket down or answer on call back.
01:03
You can hold for a few.
01:16
Okay, I have a panic alarm 4130 that needs to be reset.
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All right, South Wales, does anybody have a key or can they go to a kiosk? No,
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the key choice and give the key for alarm.
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10-4[1] at 12-footishwork.
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14405.
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14407. 1048.
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1087. 2045. 1048. 404. Hey,
02:00
that's 705.
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1097. 1097.
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1097. 6. Firefox.
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1197. No.
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It's not 9.
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104. We could be so kind of those 506 with notes approved for the key and reset and along that 4130.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-4: Acknowledgement or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Broward County, FL
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