Police respond to commercial alarm at business location, Carlisle AR
Fire & ArsonPolice were called to check a commercial alarm at a business. The alarm was triggered at the front and kitchen areas. Initially, they could not reach the keyholder, but later they confirmed that everything was secure.
Audio|Source: Lonoke County Law Enforcement
02:37
Transcript:
00:00
9.03, 17 cents. 10-4[1], thank you. Welcome, sir. This 5-704. This 5-704. Good. Can I get you to 96 to 1029 East Park? 1029 East Park. It's going to meet for a commercial alarm.
00:27
Area of activation is going to be the front door and kitchen motion. Negative contact with the keyholder. 996[2]. 10.04. 16, 980, 2 citations? 116. 116. Confirming two citations. Door. Copy.
00:56
Go ahead. Have a name in 88 whenever you're ready. Timbor standby. Happy. 212. Let's go ahead. 121. It's going to be a Lindsey Duncan, 501-4-303354. 501-4. They want to know if they can stop two-mows from coming on their land, switching in a pond.
01:25
7.04 dispatch, 1097. 104, sir. Dispatch, 412. 700 dispatch out with 704. Of course, sir. Yes, ma'am, they advise. They don't have an ET yet, trying to get an officer available. 700, 704 just received another phone call.
01:55
They advise me contact with a keyholder, everything's 10-50[3]s. 15-disfense. 415. Show me 98, 10,006, 1-0-56, 1-0-60. 10. 10-4[1]. 10-4. 9.06. I'm in route back to the city, starting mileage, 1-0-15. 5. 5. 5.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message Received
[2]
996: Possible Alarm Call (contextual, may be local code)
[3]
10-50: No problems (contextual, may refer to 'everything is okay')
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Location mentioned:
Near E Park St, Carlisle, AR 72024
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