Residential burglar alarm at June Lake home

Heard on: Mammoth Lakes Police / Fire, Mono County Sheriff, Fire and EMS Dispatch

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(number withheld) Highway 158, High Sierra June Lake

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RP's stating it's the front door and they've attempted to contact the responsible, but it's going straight to voicemail.

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10-4. Can you have one of the north units start that way? And what's the history on that business for alarms?

00:31

I have no history for alarms.

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I just have a follow-up and a business check in the last two years.

00:46

10-4. Yeah, if one of the north county guys can start south.

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Mono,

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Sequoia, Peach Grove 33 on North Tony.

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33, Mono.

01:14

Changing locations to 14 Papa Grant Lake area.

01:26

Changing locations 14 Papa Grant Lake at (number withheld).

01:38

Not trying to get a hold of anybody to go to this alarm call in High Sierra.

01:43

It's a residential burglar alarm, front door.

01:47

Responsible was contacted by the alarm company, but his number went straight to voicemail.

01:52

Per Sam One, one of the North County Rangers, can go.

7/27/2026 10:09 AM

Break-In

CA-158, June Lake, CA 93529

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a possible residential burglary alarm at a home near Highway 158 in the High Sierra June Lake area. The front door alarm activated, and attempts to reach the responsible person reportedly went to voicemail. A north county ranger unit was asked to respond.