Residential lockout at Lowell apartment, dog locked inside, Lowell MA
Other Non-Crime EventA woman accidentally locked her dog inside her apartment near Middle St in Lowell and requested help to gain entry.
Audio|Source: Lowell Police Department
02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Which operator did you get you attached for the vehicle? I just need to confirm the operator the Subaru because the other vehicle was unoccupied. Breezy, stand by.
00:28
Bottom, 301, residential lockout[1]. Lotta 3. near Middle St, unit 301, residential lockout. Yes, sir. We're going to be 0-0 at this time, and no mutual aid ambulance available. See, we're going to be 0-0 with no mutual aid ambulance at this time. 10-7.
00:55
All right. I did contact Hudson police. They had one number in house. They weren't sure how accurate it was. I did try it, no answer. All right, let's put this on the back burner for now, and maybe the deputy can contact this later at the, I don't know, got the phone number or stuff like that. Show clear. Receive. Nine's off on Charles.
01:25
Receive. A little 7 Delta. Go ahead. Can you go with the fire department please? near Middle St Unit 301 for a residential lockout[1]. Copy.
01:52
Systems reset, you can strike it out. The system reset, check it out. The system reset, residential lockout[1], uh, not emergency. The female locked her dog inside. She's new to the building, doesn't have any contact for the maintenance.
Police codes explained
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[1]
residential lockout: Person locked out of their home; assistance needed
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Location mentioned:
Near Middle St APT 301, Lowell, MA 01852
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