Residential alarm triggers; no one should be inside, Cuyahoga Falls OH
BurglaryA residential alarm was triggered by motion in the basement. The homeowner confirmed that no one should be inside. Officers were authorized to enter the property to check for intruders.
Audio|Source: Cuyahoga Falls Police & Fire
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Transcript:
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The residential alarm drop, near Second Avenue.
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It's going to be Zone 5 basement motion.
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That copy.
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2129. Full 16 dispatch, you can put me on that alarm drop as well.
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2130. The special falls 28 and 16, be advised. We made contact with the key hoarder states that she is not home and nobody should be in the basement.
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Copy, is she going to be in route or is she going to check inside?
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Stand by.
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Special front desk.
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Go ahead.
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Just advising, we have a reckless op, Tomic Road and How Avenue.
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It's going to be a silver Buick enclave, callers behind it, stayed another third driving erratic.
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What's the direction of travel?
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Left on a howl from the intersection of Talmadge and Hal.
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In Redwoods now.
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Copy if you get advised Talmish.
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It doesn't look clear of you in the area.
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21333.
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Disvest of Falls 28 and 16, be advised. We made contact with the caller.
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State says she's not coming, but you guys can make entry.
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I copy. If it's unsecured, we will.
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Location mentioned:
2nd St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
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