Silent alarm at McDonald's triggered accidentally, Lacey WA
BurglaryA silent hold-up alarm at McDonald's on Whitman Lane SE was triggered accidentally by the manager. Police responded but found no signs of robbery.
Audio|Source: Thurston County Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement
02:26
Transcript:
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robbery, hold up alarm at McDonald's Whitman Lane.
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Hello.
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3803 Charles 503 Charles 80s 8-0 robbery alarm[1] McDonald's 4640 Whitman Lane SE zone is silent hold up for the office trip time 446 no recent robbery alarms
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Radio 1, David, David, 78, I'll be clear with an arrest, fighting release.
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David, 78, 438.
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48-5-7. Can you put an alarm?
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457 then around.
01:09
Can we check his triple I for any previous TV related cars?
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Thank you.
01:19
At 34, Medics, your patient is a 63-year-old male, conscious with difficulty breathing.
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He's unable to catch his breath.
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He's sweaty, feeling sick, and complaining of chest pain.
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Great, if we're at 5-7.
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You try calling inside.
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Okay, firm.
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K-5 arriving.
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2-185.5.5.5 traffic.
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4-42.
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All units arriving.
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All units alone.
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We're writing 4-42.
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for Assault Force DV on February 16th of this year.
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Thank you.
02:14
You're welcome.
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...aligned with manager, (name withheld).
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He's advising there's no issues.
02:23
He may have accidentally bumped the alarm.
02:25
Did you want him to step outside?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
robbery alarm: Hold-up/bank robbery alarm activation
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Lacey, WA
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